The Le Creuset Cloche Kettle pairs a 2.1-liter capacity with broad compatibility — induction, electric, gas, radiant and ceramic-glass cooktops. Its rounded body and wide base add stability on the heat, while the vitreous enamel gives even color and a smooth surface that is easy to clean.
The cloche silhouette creates a compact, well-balanced profile, with a directed spout for pouring and a high arch handle that keeps your grip above the steam outlet. On the lid, the gold-tone knob sets off Bleu Riviera with a discreet point of contrast.
Enameled steel responds quickly to heat and performs best on medium settings, helping bring water to temperature efficiently without high flames. The glassy enamel protects the metal and forms a barrier against everyday odors and stains.
At 2.1 L, it suits tea, infusions and pour-over coffee for several people. In daily use, the capacity typically serves a good round of standard cups without reheating between the first pours.
The set of features favors daily use: the spout offers flow control when serving, the tall handle helps safe handling, and the enamel makes cleaning easier between preparations.
The wide base optimizes contact with the heat source, especially on cooktops and induction, promoting uniform heating of the water. Capacity: 2.1 liters.
These care steps preserve the enamel’s gloss and maintain performance over time.
Bleu Riviera is a standout shade in Le Creuset’s palette and pairs well with light surfaces, stainless steel and wood. In practice, it complements white dinnerware, clear glass and black accessories, letting the kettle work as both a daily tool and a point of color on the stove or counter. If you already own Le Creuset pieces, repeating the shade keeps a continuous look between stove and table; varying within the blue family creates a soft contrast.
2.1 liters.
Yes. The piece is compatible with induction.
Electric, gas, radiant and ceramic-glass, in addition to induction.
The guidance is to hand-wash to preserve the enamel.
The elevated position helps keep your hand away from steam, but use a kitchen towel or glove and direct the steam outlet away from the grip.
Yes. The kettle heats water for different preparations, and the directed spout helps control the flow when serving.
Avoid boiling dry, do not use abrasives, let the piece cool before washing, and dry well after cleaning.
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