A container with a thin and long handle on the neck, which is usually used for water transport and heating, similar to a jug in shape, mostly made of copper and aluminum. Their mouths are generally wide and capped.

There are also varieties such as water, milk, salep, coffee, ink jugs, which are divided into two parts, large and small. Among them, water, salep, boza jugs are large, others are small types. The water jugs have a groove to drain the water properly.

Jugs, formerly made of brass, silver, copper or even gold, are now generally made of aluminum and galvanic tin. The most widely used of today’s jugs are water and milk jugs made of aluminum. In the old days, the jugs were decorated with inlay, pen or calligraphy, and some with mercury star. Such jugs were an indispensable item of dowries.