Iwachu Casting Works - The Famous Cast Iron Tea Kettle Factory

Iwachu is a manufacture of traditional cast ironware in Morioka city in the north of Japan. The very same artisanal processes since the times of its founding in 1902 are still used to produce upscale cast iron tea

Iwachu Teapots for sale

Iwachu Cast Iron History, Products, Use And Care

Iwachu Casting Works - The Famous Cast Iron Tea Kettle Factory

Cast iron construction keeps tea warm for a long time Coated interior to prevent rust Removable stainless-steel mesh strainer Not recommended for stovetop use Japanese tetsubin (iron teapots) evolved from larger vessels used centuries ago to heat water for tea and provide warmth and humidity in the home during the winter. Without many specialized machines, artisans centuries ago had to do nearly everything, from preparing the molten iron to perfecting the last design detail, by hand.

Iwachu Iron Teapot Tetsubin Green Pine Needle

Made in Japan, 8x5 H, 0.7 L/24 oz, Pour hot water into the teapot and cover the lid., DO NOT set directly on your oven or even an open flame.

Iwachu Tetsubin Cast Iron Tea Pot (24 fl.oz )

Iwachu Cast Iron History, Products, Use And Care

Japanese Cast Iron Kettle: Nanbu Tetsubin : HOJO TEA

Iwachu 12802 Teapot for Tetsubin, 5 Type New Arare, Black Baked, 0.65 L., No Enamel, Open Fire Acceptable, Nambu Ironware: Teapots

The Iwachu Baum Iron Kettle is a simple and modern-designed Japanese kettle. It inherits traditions of Japanese ironware called Nambu Tekki., This

Iwachu Tetsubin Kettle Baum Japanese Cast Iron Teapot 1.1L