Rustic Unglazed Clay Pot for Stovetop Tea & Cooking

Rediscover the art of slow brewing with our traditional unglazed clay pot. Crafted for those who appreciate authentic methods, this versatile vessel is perfect for creating a cozy atmosphere, whether you're roasting tea over a charcoal fire or simmering a sweet dessert on your stovetop. Its natural, porous clay enhances the taste of everything you prepare, turning a simple cup of tea into a rich, memorable experience.

Key Benefits

Enhanced Flavor Profile:** The unglazed clay naturally softens water and mellows the taste of your tea, bringing out a smoother, more complex flavor that modern teaware can't replicate.

Exceptionally Versatile:** Go beyond tea! This pot is perfect for boiling water, simmering sweet soups, cooking porridge, or making rich milk tea. Its ability to withstand dry-heating also makes it ideal for roasting tea leaves to your desired toastiness.

Optimized for Slow, Even Heating:** Designed specifically for use with electric ceramic stoves and traditional charcoal fires, it distributes heat gently and evenly for a perfect, controlled brew every time.

Create an Authentic Experience:** This pot is the perfect centerpiece for a traditional fireside tea gathering. Invite friends and family to enjoy the warmth and tranquility of brewing together, especially during colder months.

Key Specs

Material:** Natural, Unglazed Clay

Heat Source Compatibility:** Electric Ceramic Stoves (up to 600W), Charcoal Fires

How to Use

1. Place the pot on a compatible heat source, such as an electric ceramic stove or a charcoal brazier.

2. **Important:** Always start on a low heat setting to preheat the pot gradually. Slowly increase the temperature to avoid thermal shock and potential cracking.

3. When using an electric ceramic stove, do not exceed the 600-watt power setting.

4. This pot is **NOT** suitable for use on gas stoves or induction cooktops.

Care & Safety

To ensure longevity and prevent seepage, it is recommended to "season" the pot occasionally. Simmering a batch of sticky rice porridge or milk tea will allow the starches to naturally seal the clay's microscopic pores.

Avoid boiling plain water for extended periods, as this may lead to minor seepage over time.

This pot is crafted from natural, food-safe materials and has been tested to be free of heavy metals.

Handle with care, especially when hot. Allow the pot to cool down completely before washing.