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Miya Scarlet Blossom Cast Iron Teapot Set, Pink Features of Miya Scarlet Blossom Cast Iron Teapot Set, Pink This set includes cast iron teapot with strainer, 2 cups and a trivet. Not recommended for stove top use. Packaged in a black gift box. Made in China 34 oz. teapot Hand wash recommended No microwave Great as favors or part of a Japanese themed gift Details of Miya Scarlet Blossom Cast Iron Teapot Set, Pink Binding :Kitchen Brand :Miya Color :Pink Item Dimensions Height :4 inchs Length :7

Forged by the oldest, most renowned cast iron producers in Japan, this cast iron teapot, or tetsubin, is admired for its beauty as well as for its ability to brew the perfect pot of tea. Covered in cherry blossoms, symbol of beauty & eternal love. Small. Free Shipping on orders over $50.

The cast iron teapot retains heat very well, making it a perfect vessel for tea connoisseurs. Our teapots are finished with enamel on the inside to prevent rusting and include a removable stainless steel mesh basket infuser.

Forged by the oldest, most renowned cast iron producers in Japan, this cast iron teapot, or tetsubin, is admired for its beauty as well as for its ability to brew the perfect pot of tea. Covered in cherry blossoms, symbol of beauty & eternal love. Small.

NEW Miya Scarlet Blossom Cast Iron Teapot Set Pink $69.38 $93.95 The cast iron teapot retains heat very well, making it a perfect vessel for tea connoisseurs. Our teapots are finished with enamel on the inside to prevent rusting and include a removable stainless steel mesh basket infuser. - This set includes cast iron teapot with strainer, 2 cups and a trivet. Not recommended for stove top use. Packaged in a black gift box. Made in China - 34 oz. teapot - Hand wash recommended - No microwave -

A cherry blossom is the name for the flower of cherry trees known as Sakura in Japanese. The cherry blossom holds much symbolism within Japan. According to the Buddhist tradition, the breathtaking but brief beauty of the blossoms symbolizes the transient nature of life. The flowers last for at most a few weeks, but during that time, both the mountains and the cities are full of the delicate pink flowers, be the trees wild or cultivated. The traditional Japanese values of purity and simplicity are thought to be reflected in the form and color of the blossoms. (Osamu, 1983) The cherry blossom is also tied with the samurai culture, representing the fleeting nature of the samurai's life and symbolic of drops of blood. (Frederic, 2002) Our cast iron tea pots are fully enameled on the inside... Less