Iron Kitchen — About IWACHU - How to use Teapot
Iron Kitchen — About IWACHU - How to use Teapot
What is an IWACHU cast Iron Teapot? Your Iron Kitchen ™ IWACHU ™ cast-iron teapot is handmade by some of Japan’s finest craftsmen. The IWACHU firm from Morioka in the Tohoku region in Northern Japan has been the largest producer of cast iron teapots and kitchenware in Japan for more than 100.
Handmade Japanese Cast Iron Teapots and Trivets from IWACHU. Beautifully designed Cookware Sets keeps tea hotter for longer and make it taste better.
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Made in Japan 22 ounce capacity Removable stainless steel mesh infuser basket Coated interior to prevent rust Not for use over an open flame
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Bring a little warmth to your kitchen with this modern kettle, skillfully crafted in a geometric style. A tetsubin, or cast iron tea kettle, was once a status symbol for emperors and scholars. Today, tetsubins serve an important role in Japanese tea ceremonies, and the craftspeople who make them take at least 15 years to master their trade. Forged by hand in the workshops of Iwachu, this small style is perfect for an individual, well-steeped cup of your favorite tea.
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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.
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