Silicone Elephant Tea Infuser That Perches on Your Mug
A bubblegum pink silicone elephant that hangs from its trunk and rests its legs on your mug rim. Tea steeps through the perforated belly, and the infuser lifts out clean and dry. It comes in a printed box, ready to gift.
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A bubblegum pink silicone elephant that hangs from its trunk and rests its legs on your mug rim. Tea steeps through the perforated belly, and the infuser lifts out clean and dry. It comes in a printed box, ready to gift.
Playful elephant tea infuser that perches on the rim of your mug
- messy loose tea leaves
- no place to rest a used tea infuser
- plain tea routine feels boring
Turn every tea break into a playful ritual
Stop fishing soggy leaves out of your mug. Let the silicone elephant perch on the rim while your tea steeps, then lift it out clean and dry.
Designed to rest right where you need it
- Hangs from the rim, stays dry
The raised trunk hangs and the dangling legs rest over the mug rim, so the infuser stays out of the tea and off the counter.
- Soft matte silicone, easy to rinse
The matte silicone body has a soft rubbery feel and a clean finish. A quick rinse after each cup is all it needs.
- Boxed and ready to give
It comes in a clean printed retail box with a gold-tone tip on the elephant. Pair it with a favourite loose leaf tea and you have a gift.
Fill, hang, steep, and lift out clean
- 1Fill the belly
Spoon loose leaves into the perforated belly. Keep it loose so water can move through.
- 2Hang it on the rim
Pour hot water into your mug and hang the trunk over the rim, legs resting on the edge.
- 3Steep and lift out
Let the tea steep, then lift the elephant out dry and rinse it.
One elephant, ready to gift
- Silicone elephant tea infuser×1
Matte pink with a perforated belly and gold-tone tip
- Printed retail box×1
Ready to give as it is
From soggy leaves to a tidy cup

The soggy leaf problem
You know the routine. Loose leaves escape, a mesh ball drips across the counter, and the used infuser has nowhere clean to go. Every rushed cup ends in a tiny mess.

A little elephant with a big job
Fill the perforated belly, hang the trunk over the rim and let the legs rest on the edge. The leaves steep in the tea while the elephant stays steady on the mug.
Tea that feels like a treat
Lift it out, rinse it, done. Brewing turns into a small daily ritual you look forward to, at home or at your desk.
Keep your elephant happy
- Rinse after every cup
Do it right away so nothing stains.
- Empty the belly
Do not leave damp leaves overnight.
- Air dry
Let it dry fully before the box or drawer.
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
Rinse it right after each cup and it stays fresh. Leaving damp leaves inside overnight is what causes stains and stale smells, so empty it when you finish.
A mesh ball sinks, drips and needs a saucer. The elephant hangs from its trunk and rests its legs on the rim, so it stays out of the tea and lifts out clean. Over a year of daily cups, one small accessory saves a lot of wiped counters.
Yes. Fill the belly loosely so water moves through. Very fine leaves can take a minute to clear afterward, so a quick rinse under the tap does it.
Empty the leaves, rinse under water and let it dry. The matte silicone wipes clean easily.
It works best on a mug with a stable, even rim. Rest the legs evenly across the edge so it sits steady.
That is the best case for it. It is playful, comes in a printed box and gives a tea lover something they do not already own.
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