tetsubin

The Japanese have been using Tetsubin teapots for centuries to brew tea, heat water & provide comfort and warmth. The design of the teapot reflected the status of the owner and was, and still is, considered a work of art. Each Cast Iron Tetsubin teapot is hand-cast, as well as hand-finished, and fitted with a removable stainless steel mesh infuser basket. The interior of each pot is lined with porcelain enamel to prevent rusting and requires very little care. These are not tea 'kettles' but are tea brewing vessels. They should not be placed directly on the stove top burner. Hand wash. Cast iron pot lined with enamel to prevent rusting Measurements 26 ounces Trivet included is 7 in diameter

This high quality classical cast iron tea set is the perfect companion for enjoying tea. The classical design symbolizes wisdom in Japanese culture. This tea set is made from sturdy iron and has enamel coating on the interior to prevent rusting. Cast ironware heats evenly and retains heat well and is praised worldwide for their beauty, strength, and superb quality. Please note that this cast iron teapot should not be used directly on stovetops to heat water. During the mid 19th century as infused tea drinking became more popular in Japan, tetsubin or iron cast teapot evolved from being a kitchen item to being a status symbol used to serve tea. Many nobles cherish their teapots as treasures and are kept in the family for generations. This set includes the following: 1 teapot (approximate... Less

Tetsubin, or cast iron teapots, were first used throughout Japan as kettles to boil water over an open flame and were usually hung above a hearth to also provide heat and humidity in cold weather. In the mid 19th century, as infused teas such as Sencha became popular, brewing and serving the tea to friends and family in a tetsubin also became very popular. Designs and shapes have since evolved from simple and plain to detailed and ornate works of art as we know them today. 1 Tetsubin Cast Iron Teapot in Jet Black which holds 10.1 ounces (0.3L) with mesh screen and lid 1 Cast Iron Trivet 2 Cast Iron Tea Cups 2 Cast Iron Saucers

This is a very unique and beautiful cast iron Tetsubin teapot warmer. This warmer is made of strong, heavy cast iron, with a Black finish. The warmer has a texture on top for placing teapots and a tea light holder underneath. This teapot warmer is a great addition to any collection or table setting! Top portion of warmer is removable and can be used as a trivet. Candle not included. Approximate Dimensions: 6 D

This high quality classical cast iron tea set is the perfect companion for enjoying tea. The classical design symbolizes wisdom in Japanese culture. This tea set is made from sturdy iron and has enamel coating on the interior to prevent rusting. Cast ironware heats evenly and retains heat well and is praised worldwide for their beauty, strength, and superb quality. Please note that this cast iron teapot should not be used directly on stovetops to heat water. During the mid 19th century as infused tea drinking became more popular in Japan, tetsubin or iron cast teapot evolved from being a kitchen item to being a status symbol used to serve tea. Many nobles cherish their teapots as treasures and are kept in the family for generations. This set includes the following: 1 teapot (approximate... Less

These cast iron teapots impart a Zen-like quality of peace and inspiration to the tea drinking ritual. In the mid-19th century, smaller ornately designed cast iron teapots began to appear for brewing and serving tea. Their fine raised relief designs are admired not only for their quiet beauty, but also for their ability to brew the perfect pot of tea. The pot keeps your tea hot for up to an hour, retains the flavor better and can last for a lifetime if properly cared for.

For the tea connoisseur, this Tetsubin, or small cast iron tea pot shaped water kettle, is a welcoming addition. Japanese Tetsubins were not only used as water boilers, but also to provide heat and humidity during the cold months of the year.This cast iron tea pot holds 28 ounces and has a silver finish. Includes infuser for tea leaves.

Tetsubin, or cast iron teapots, were first used throughout Japan as kettles to boil water over an open flame and were usually hung above a hearth to also provide heat and humidity in cold weather. In the mid 19th century, as infused teas such as Sencha became popular, brewing and serving the tea to friends and family in a tetsubin also became very popular. Designs and shapes have since evolved from simple and plain to detailed and ornate works of art as we know them today. 1 Tetsubin Cast Iron Teapot in Jet Black which holds 23.6 ounces (0.7L) with mesh screen and lid 1 Cast Iron Trivet 2 Cast Iron Tea Cups 2 Cast Iron Saucers

Small version of our popular cast iron teapotwith the traditional Japanese hobnail pattern. Known as Tetsubin in Japan, cast iron teapots were originally crafted in the mid-17th century for the full leaf teas just coming into popularity. Free Shipping on orders over $50.

Tetsubin, or cast iron teapots, were first used throughout Japan as kettles to boil water over an open flame and were usually hung above a hearth to also provide heat and humidity in cold weather. In the mid 19th century, as infused teas such as Sencha became popular, brewing and serving the tea to friends and family in a tetsubin also became very popular. Designs and shapes have since evolved from simple and plain to detailed and ornate works of art as we know them today.

The Cast Iron Teapot or Tetsubin was a way of showing off your status in Japan * This Cast Iron Teapot with Bamboo, Pine, Plum design as the Three Winter Friends, symbolizes perfect virtues, balance of grace and strength * * Pattern: Bamboo, Pine, Plum Blossom * * Capacity: 18 fl.oz. * * Color: Black * * Removable Stainless Steel Tea Strainer Included * * Enamel Coated interior to prevent rusting * Serving your Tea: * * Although in the olden days the tetsubin was heated above an open flame, Never heat your tetsubin over a stovetop exposed flame * * Heat the water in a separate conventional stainless steel kettle and use your tetsubin for brewing and serving only. * * Place tea in the stainless infuser * * Adjust according to tea variety and preferred taste * * Pour hot water into the... Less

This teapot made from sturdy iron has an enamel coating on the interior to prevent rusting. The body is cast with a bamboo design. Bamboo symbolizes endurance and perseverance in traditional Japanese culture. Cast ironware heats evenly and retains heat well and is praised worldwide for their beauty, strength, and superb quality. In addition to brewing tea, you can also use this teapot directly on stovetop to heat water. Historically during the mid 19th century as infused tea drinking became more popular in Japan, tetsubin or cast iron teapot evolved from being a kitchen item to being a status symbol used to serve tea. Many nobles cherish their teapots as treasures and are kept in the family for generations. This product includes the following: 1 teapot (approximate capacity: 1000 ml or 34... Less

Tetsubin, or cast iron teapots, were first used throughout Japan as kettles to boil water over an open flame and were usually hung above a hearth to also provide heat and humidity in cold weather. In the mid 19th century, as infused teas such as Sencha became popular, brewing and serving the tea to friends and family in a tetsubin also became very popular. Designs and shapes have since evolved from simple and plain to detailed and ornate works of art as we know them today. 1 Tetsubin Cast Iron Teapot in Jet Black which holds 26 ounces (0.77L) with mesh screen and lid 1 Cast Iron Trivet 2 Cast Iron Tea Cups 2 Cast Iron Saucers

The Cast Iron Teapot or Tetsubin was a way of showing off your status in Japan * This Cast Iron Teapot with Bamboo, Pine, Plum design as the Three Winter Friends, symbolizes perfect virtues, balance of grace and strength * * Pattern: Bamboo, Pine, Plum Blossom * * Capacity: 18 fl.oz. * * Color: Black * * Removable Stainless Steel Tea Strainer Included * * Enamel Coated interior to prevent rusting * Serving your Tea: * * Although in the olden days the tetsubin was heated above an open flame, Never heat your tetsubin over a stovetop exposed flame * * Heat the water in a separate conventional stainless steel kettle and use your tetsubin for brewing and serving only. * * Place tea in the stainless infuser * * Adjust according to tea variety and preferred taste * * Pour hot water into the... Less

This classic teapot is made from sturdy iron and has enamel coating on the interior to prevent rusting. It also comes with a removable stainless steel tea filter. The teapot is glazed in red and cast with a traditional crane design. The crane design symbolizes good health and longevity. Cast ironware heats evenly and retains heat well and is praised worldwide for their beauty, strength, and superb quality. Please note that this teapot should not be used directly on stovetop to heat water. Historically during the mid 19th century as infused tea drinking became more popular in Japan, tetsubin or cast iron teapot evolved from being a kitchen item to being a status symbol used to serve tea. Many nobles cherish their teapots as treasures and are kept in the family for generations. This product... Less

These cast iron teapots impart a Zen-like quality of peace and inspiration to the tea drinking ritual. In the mid-19th century, smaller ornately designed cast iron teapots began to appear for brewing and serving tea. Their fine raised relief designs are admired not only for their quiet beauty, but also for their ability to brew the perfect pot of tea. The pot keeps your tea hot for up to an hour, retains the flavor better and can last for a lifetime if properly cared for.

Tetsubin, or cast iron teapots, were first used throughout Japan as kettles to boil water over an open flame and were usually hung above a hearth to also provide heat and humidity in cold weather. In the mid 19th century, as infused teas such as Sencha became popular, brewing and serving the tea to friends and family in a tetsubin also became very popular. Designs and shapes have since evolved from simple and plain to detailed and ornate works of art as we know them today. 1 Tetsubin Cast Iron Teapot in Jet Black which holds 23.6 ounces (0.7L) with mesh screen and lid 1 Cast Iron Trivet 2 Cast Iron Tea Cups 2 Cast Iron Saucers

This classic teapot is made from sturdy iron and has enamel coating on the interior to prevent rusting. It also comes with a removable stainless steel tea filter. The teapot is glazed in blue and cast with a traditional crane design. The crane design symbolizes good health and longevity. Cast ironware heats evenly and retains heat well and is praised worldwide for their beauty, strength, and superb quality. Please note that this teapot should not be used directly on stovetop to heat water. Historically during the mid 19th century as infused tea drinking became more popular in Japan, tetsubin or cast iron teapot evolved from being a kitchen item to being a status symbol used to serve tea. Many nobles cherish their teapots as treasures and are kept in the family for generations. This... Less

Tetsubin, or cast iron teapots, were first used throughout Japan as kettles to boil water over an open flame and were usually hung above a hearth to also provide heat and humidity in cold weather. In the mid 19th century, as infused teas such as Sencha became popular, brewing and serving the tea to friends and family in a tetsubin also became very popular. Designs and shapes have since evolved from simple and plain to detailed and ornate works of art as we know them today. 1 Tetsubin Cast Iron Teapot in Jet Black which holds 20.2 ounces (0.6L) with mesh screen and lid 1 Cast Iron Trivet 2 Cast Iron Tea Cups 2 Cast Iron Saucers

Green Bamboo Cast Iron Tetsubin Tea Set -Designed by Rikyu -Holds up to 18 Fl. Oz. of Tea! -Inner Surface of the teapot and teacup is coated with black enamel. With proper care, this set shall last over generations. This set includes an Iron Teapot (Kettle), Two Iron Teacups, One Stainless Steel Mesh Tea Strainer, and a matching Round Trivet. Tetsubin or cast iron pots were first used throughout Japan as kettles to boil water over an open fire and were usually hung above a hearth to also provide heat and humidity in cold weather. In the mid 19th century, as infused teas such as Sencha became popular, brewing and serving the tea to friends and family in a tetsubin also became very popular. Benefits of Cast Iron Cookware: Cast iron ware is a boon for cooks since it heats evenly, retains... Less

This is a very unique and beautiful cast iron Tetsubin teapot warmer. This warmer is made of strong, heavy cast iron, with a Black finish. The warmer has a grid on top for placing teapots and a tea light holder underneath. This teapot warmer is a great addition to any collection or table setting! Top portion of warmer is removable and can be used as a trivet. Candle not included. Approximate Dimensions: 6 W x 3 H.

Tetsubin, or cast iron teapots, were first used throughout Japan as kettles to boil water over an open flame and were usually hung above a hearth to also provide heat and humidity in cold weather. In the mid 19th century, as infused teas such as Sencha became popular, brewing and serving the tea to friends and family in a tetsubin also became very popular. Designs and shapes have since evolved from simple and plain to detailed and ornate works of art as we know them today. 1 Tetsubin Cast Iron Teapot in Jet Black which holds 26 ounces (0.77L) with mesh screen and lid

This teapot made from sturdy iron has an enamel coating on the interior to prevent rusting. The body is cast with a bamboo design. Bamboo symbolizes endurance and perseverance in traditional Japanese culture. Cast ironware heats evenly and retains heat well and is praised worldwide for their beauty, strength, and superb quality. In addition to brewing tea, you can also use this teapot directly on stovetop to heat water. Historically during the mid 19th century as infused tea drinking became more popular in Japan, tetsubin or cast iron teapot evolved from being a kitchen item to being a status symbol used to serve tea. Many nobles cherish their teapots as treasures and are kept in the family for generations. This product includes the following: 1 teapot (approximate capacity: 1000 ml or 34... Less

These cast iron teapots impart a Zen-like quality of peace and inspiration to the tea drinking ritual. In the mid-19th century, smaller ornately designed cast iron teapots began to appear for brewing and serving tea. Their fine raised relief designs are admired not only for their quiet beauty, but also for their ability to brew the perfect pot of tea. The pot keeps your tea hot for up to an hour, retains the flavor better and can last for a lifetime if properly cared for.

Handsome cast iron teapot features a Japanese goldfish or 'yamabuki,' whose color reflects the richness of pure gold. Resultingly, the fish symbolizes wealth, fidelity and prosperity. Cast iron tea pots, called 'tetsubin,' are coveted collectors' items. Free Shipping on orders over $50.

This high quality classical cast iron tea set is the perfect companion for enjoying tea. The classical design symbolizes wisdom in Japanese culture. This tea set is made from sturdy iron and has enamel coating on the interior to prevent rusting. Cast ironware heats evenly and retains heat well and is praised worldwide for their beauty, strength, and superb quality. Please note that this cast iron teapot should not be used directly on stovetops to heat water. During the mid 19th century as infused tea drinking became more popular in Japan, tetsubin or iron cast teapot evolved from being a kitchen item to being a status symbol used to serve tea. Many nobles cherish their teapots as treasures and are kept in the family for generations. This set includes the following: 1 teapot (approximate... Less