Glass Herbal Tea Set

The Glass Herbal Tea Set offered by Franc Glasswork Co., Ltd. is crafted from heat‑resistant glass designed for brewing herbal infusions. The set is produced using a range of decorative processes such as colour‑changing coating, silver fuming, gold fuming, sand‑blast finishing, luster treatment, liquid‑filled elements and dichroic image application. Each component of the set is formed by glass‑on‑glass connection, a technique that enhances visual appeal while maintaining structural integrity. The supplier’s description highlights that the set includes glass tea cups suitable for serving herbal teas.

In the glassware industry, borosilicate glass is the standard material for heat‑resistant tea vessels, typically offering a thickness of 3 mm and a capacity around 200 ml per cup. Such cups normally tolerate temperatures up to 250 °C, allowing them to be used with boiling water without cracking. The typical weight of a 200 ml borosilicate cup is about 150 g, which balances durability with a light feel in hand. Franc Glasswork’s decorative options align with common market expectations for premium tea sets, providing visual variety without compromising the glass’s thermal performance.

Importers of boutique hotels, specialty tea houses and upscale retailers often select these sets for their aesthetic versatility and durability. The listing does not specify a minimum order quantity, packaging details or lead time, so buyers should request those specifics directly from the supplier. Trade terms such as Incoterms, payment method and freight options are also to be confirmed during negotiation.

Franc Glasswork Co., Ltd. is located at 2f., No.66, Sec. 3, Heping E. Rd., Da An Taipei 106, Taiwan. The company is classified as an imported‑tier supplier and carries a harbor trust tier, indicating a basic level of verification within the marketplace. Its response metrics show a response rate of 0 % and an average response time of 0 hours, suggesting that communication may require proactive follow‑up. No additional corporate history is provided in the listing.

The supplier specialises in glass products, with a focus on ornamental tea sets that incorporate techniques such as sand‑blast, luster, liquid‑filled and dichroic image decoration. The description confirms that the company can produce glass‑on‑glass connections and offers a variety of fuming finishes, catering to buyers seeking visually distinctive teaware. No certifications or quality management systems are mentioned, so potential buyers should request relevant documents if required.