A stainless steel tea kettle with black handles on a gray background.

a tea kettle with two handles. Main Handle (Handle 1): A single molded plastic structure. Floats out from the body like a traditional handle (not flush). Starts at the top, arches over like a typical kettle handle. Then continues down the back of the kettle and attaches near the base. Has a rigid, mechanical aesthetic — not soft or flowing. Shaped like an upside-down “J” or a steep loop that connects from top to bottom rear. Second Handle (Handle 2): Also made of molded plastic. Distinct and separate from the first handle. Juts out perpendicularly from the side of the kettle. Think of it like a horizontal handle that could be grabbed with a second hand or used as an assist for stability or control. See more