Cast Iron Black Arare Teapot 10 oz

$ 165.50

By A Mystery Man Writer
Sept 20, 2024
4.5(388)

Product Description

Note to restaurant customers of this item: The manufacturer updated the style of this teapot. You may notices some slight differences in your orders. The current photo of the teapot is the updated piece.TETSUBINDuring the 17th and 18th centuries, cast iron teapots were used all over Japan for boiling water and left over charcoal fire to keep it hot. Today the iron "Tetsubin" (also known as Japanese Cast Iron Pots) have an enamel coating inside and are a household necessity. There is a wide range of sizes and unique shapes, making them very popular among collectors. The shapes and decor of the "Tetsubin" are beautiful in their simplicity. They represent an aspect of Japanese culture that captures the spirit of the moment shared by those enjoying tea together.The pot keeps tea warm for up to an hour by distributing heat evenly. Cast iron teapots also offer health benefits by adding trace amounts of iron to your diet when you use it.Teapot includes a strainer. Care instructions are enclosed with each teapot.Compatible replacement strainer item sku: TK-5490-70

This traditional Japanese cast iron design symbolizes strength and beauty. Cast iron distributes heat more evenly providing for better-tasting extracted tea. Primula designed this 40 oz teapot with a cast iron exterior and a fully enameled interior for durability and easy cleaning. Also includes a mesh loose tea infuser and packet of green tea.Primula's Japanese Hammered Cast Iron Teapot is a symbol of strength and beauty. This traditional black teapot is as exquisite as it is durable.

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You may notices some slight differences in your orders. The current photo of the teapot is the updated piece. TETSUBIN During the 17th and 18th centuries, cast iron teapots were used all over Japan for boiling water and left over charcoal fire to keep it hot. Today the iron Tetsubin (also known as Japanese Cast Iron Pots) have an enamel coating inside and are a household necessity.