Elegant, puristic and straightforward, glass has become an essential part of life, whether stylistically or practically. For the production of glass bodies, a mixture of silicon dioxide, boron oxide, sodium oxide, potassium oxide and aluminium oxide is melted in mostly electrically or gasheated furnaces at approx. 1650 °C. The glass is formed in steel moulds on rotating blowing machines, usually with 12 to 24 stations, until it is finally cooled in a controlled process. This results in rotationally symmetrical, practically tension-free glass bodies that are used as galsses and jars.

For complex items such as teapots, subsequent largely manual processes are necessary. The glassmaker first moulds spouts directly onto the body of the pot using a glassmaking pipe. Handles are then bent from rod material and fused to the glass bodies. This process, which requires a high degree of manual dexterity and long practice, is only offered by few glass manufacturers. As the selective heating causes tension in the glass, the teapots are heated again to around 600 °C and cooled evenly. Completed with lids and filters, these teapots are then offered in various forms in specialised shops.

In addition to the quality items from ChaCult®, we also supply excellent glass products from Eigenart and Trendglas®. We offer you a maximum variety of shapes, designs and product ideas in the glass category. Our range includes the practical Flowtea® drinking bottles from Eigenart, with successful designs such as ‘Cherry Blossom’ or ‘Trees’. You will also find glassware in the outstanding Trendglas quality - Made in Germany.

These products made of borosilicate glass guarantee a heat resistance of at least 150 °C, are dishwasher-safe and suitable for the microwave. The glassware from all of our brands has a non-porous surface, making it very easy to clean and therefore ideal for people with allergies.