A cast iron teapot in the tetsubin form, with a seigaiha wave pattern raised across the body in gold against black and a bail handle bound in natural rope. Cast iron is heavy and holds heat for a long time, which is the whole argument for it: a pot poured twenty minutes after brewing is still hot.
Features
- Cast iron body with a raised seigaiha wave pattern picked out in gold tone
- Holds heat far longer than glass or thin ceramic
- Overhead bail handle bound in natural rope
- Removable infuser basket inside the neck
- Substantial at 1220 g empty, which is what gives it the heat retention
- Removable stainless infuser basket sits inside the neck
Technical data
| Type | Cast iron teapot, tetsubin form |
|---|---|
| Material | Cast iron |
| Capacity | 900 ml (30 fl oz) |
| Length | 18 cm (7.1 in) |
| Height to lid | 9.5 cm (3.7 in) |
| Diameter | 10 cm (3.9 in) |
| Weight | 1220 g (2.7 lb) |
| Pattern | Seigaiha wave, raised, gold tone |
| Handle | Bail, bound in natural rope |
| Care | Hand rinse and dry immediately |
Care and cleaning
- Rinse with hot water only and dry immediately with a cloth. Cast iron rusts if left wet.
- Do not use detergent, a dishwasher, or an abrasive pad.
- Store with the lid off so any remaining moisture can leave.
What’s in the box
- 1 x cast iron teapot with lid
- 1 x removable infuser basket
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