Stainless steel mesh, built for loose herbs
Loose herbs need room to move. Unlike a tight ball infuser that compresses leaves and restricts flow, this wide basket lets your herbs fully open in the water, releasing more of what the plant has to offer. Whether you're steeping a formula for nervous system support or a single herb you've come to rely on, the extraction is fuller, the cup is richer, and the practice is quieter.
The basket fits across most standard mug openings. Place it over your cup, add your herbs, and pour water directly through.
During brewing, place the lid on the basket rather than leaving your mug open. This traps the steam and keeps the essential oils - the most volatile and therapeutically active part of many herbs - inside your cup rather than evaporating into the air.
When steeping is complete, set it on the included lid - which doubles as a drip tray - so nothing goes to waste and your surface stays clean.
Stainless steel mesh, built for loose herbs
Loose herbs need room to move. Unlike a tight ball infuser that compresses leaves and restricts flow, this wide basket lets your herbs fully open in the water, releasing more of what the plant has to offer. Whether you're steeping a formula for nervous system support or a single herb you've come to rely on, the extraction is fuller, the cup is richer, and the practice is quieter.
The basket fits across most standard mug openings. Place it over your cup, add your herbs, and pour water directly through.
During brewing, place the lid on the basket rather than leaving your mug open. This traps the steam and keeps the essential oils - the most volatile and therapeutically active part of many herbs - inside your cup rather than evaporating into the air.
When steeping is complete, set it on the included lid - which doubles as a drip tray - so nothing goes to waste and your surface stays clean.
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