We drink a lot of whole leaf teas as a way to relax at night. We used a Gaiwan for a long time for each tea session. This is a very nice way to enjoy whole leaf tea in a traditional way but it requires a lot of infusions. We decided to purchase an all in one whole leaf tea infuser so we are able to enjoy several cups of tea before having to infuse again. This has been great because it allows us to have many cups of tea while still being productive. The infuser tea pot that we purchased is from a nice tea shop that we order tea from all of the time. [https://treasuregreen.com/en-us/products/artisan-tea-brewer](https://treasuregreen.com/en-us/products/artisan-tea-brewer)

The infuser that holds the whole leaf tea comes out of the pot after it has been infused so that you can just sit it on your tea table between infusions. The problem is that the infuser has 3 legs so that it can remain standing up on a flat surface; however, most tea tables have slots in them and one of the legs can slide between the openings causing the infuser to fall over. This caddy solves this problem. The bottom of the caddy has a flat bottom for the legs to sit on along with a bevel contour so to allow in liquid to be funneled out through to large opening. This make the infuser very stable while in the caddy, and it can be moved anywhere on the tea table without it falling over. It's very lightweight and it doesn't take away from the tea table while in use.

The first print of this was done in PLA; however, PETG, ABS, & ASA are probably better options. Once I've used the PLA one for a while I may print it in another filament, but until then I'm going to see how long the PLA last.

I'm sure this is a niche item but I wanted to make something to solve my OCD issue with my infuser falling over. Maybe this will help someone out there.

Thanks for checking out my Tea Infuser Caddy…