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Taiwanese ceramic-iron kettle 200 ml

EilongChubby"ceramic-iron glazed jug (200 ml) – rounded, patinated surface, fired at high temperatures. A versatile companion for aged white teas, roasted oolongs and red teas.

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Taiwanese ceramic-iron jug "Chubby" - Eilong, 200 ml

A natural yet characterful piece: the iron-rich, mottled glaze evokes a "metallic" effect, while the surface develops a subtle patina over time – due to the effects of tea and humidity. Each can is unique, the subtle nuances of high-temperature firing make it unrepeatable.

Why will you love me?

  • Uniqueness – due to the iron-stained, mottled glaze and high-temperature firing, no two pieces are the same.
  • They mature over time – the surface deepens, becomes colored, and acquires a patina with use.
  • Balanced taste – the ceramic body gives a warm, round sip, goes well with full-bodied teas.
  • Compact design – chubby proportions, easy-to-grip lid and spout for clean pouring.

Recommended teas

  • Older white teas – for soft, honey-amber lines.
  • Roasted oolongs – Taiwanese and Wuyi rock oolongs, where a warm body is useful.
  • Red (black) teas – the round texture nicely enhances the natural sweetness.

Use & care

  • Preheat: rinse with hot water for stable heat.
  • Cleaning: without detergent or dishwasher - rinse with warm water.
  • Drying: After emptying, leave it to dry completely with the lid open.
  • Avoiding heat shock: do not suddenly switch from cold to hot and vice versa.

Specification

  • Capacity: 200 ml.
  • Dimensions: 110 × 130 mm.
  • Material: clay ceramic body, iron-glaze outer glaze.
  • Manufactured by: Eilong, Taiwan.

Sources: manufacturer's product page (material, capacity, size; description of iron glaze and patina); Eilong iron-glaze series overview.

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