T-Rex Tea Infuser for Mugs: Playful Loose Leaf Brewing

A T-Rex that keeps your tea in its place

• Hangs over the mug edge

  The T-Rex perches on the rim so the egg sits inside the cup and stays put while the tea brews.

• Perforated egg basket

  Perforated holes hold loose leaves while tea flows through, and the egg shape gives them room to expand. Coarser leaves work best.

• Silicone drip base

  The soft matte green base catches drips after you lift the infuser, so the counter stays clean.

Brew in four easy steps

1. 1
   Fill the egg

   Add loose leaves until the egg is about two-thirds full so they can expand.

2. 2
   Hang the T-Rex

   Perch the dinosaur on the mug rim with the egg inside the cup.

3. 3
   Pour and steep

   Add hot water and steep to taste.

4. 4
   Lift and drip

   Lift the infuser out and rest it on the green silicone base.

Three pieces, zero extra gear

• Egg-shaped tea infuser×1

  White, perforated, cracked-shell rim

• T-Rex holder×1

  Sculpted matte green dinosaur

• Green silicone base×1

  Catches drips

From soggy mornings to roaring good tea

The soggy morning

You fish a leaf out of your cup with a spoon. Again. Then you wipe a wet tea ring off the counter. Mesh balls are cramped and plain stainless infusers need a saucer to drip on. Loose-leaf tea deserves better than a chore.

Meet your new brew buddy

A sculpted T-Rex grips the mug rim. The white egg basket hangs inside the cup, with a cracked-shell rim and neat perforated holes. Leaves stay in, amber tea flows out. Lift it, set it on the green silicone base, done.

Mornings that feel like a treat

Your cup now has a dinosaur on it. The tea is clear, the counter is dry, and you catch yourself smiling at a mug before 8 a.m. That is the whole point.