Iron Round Tea Kettle 1.2L or 1.7L, with wooden handle, color Black

Product: Original Japanese tetsubin by Traditional Craftsman Mr. Hisanori Masuda from Yamagata City, with molded plywood handle, color Black, in two sizes S(1.2L) or M(1.7L), with warmer

Size: (size S) 157×176×158mm, capacity 1.2L, weight 1500 g

(size M) 172×196×179mm capacity 1.7L, weight 1800 g

Description:

The casting kettle inside has a burnt finish of lacquer, and the outside has a finishing of bisque. The bottom has a flat shape that enhances the conductivity of heat, ensuring an optimal bottom area for induction cookers.

The hot water which is boiled by a casting kettle can erase almost all chlorine from tap water, so the water will be mild, have no smell, and be tasty hot water. Moreover, because iron is extracted in hot water, there is a merit that the body can naturally take the necessary iron.

The iron of hot water and the tannin of tea react together to make an enjoyable tasty tea.

Thanks to the warmer, you can keep the water warm in a pot, and both look amazing on the table.

Care Instruction:

Please read the instructions attached before use.

Before 1st use, rinse the tetsubin with cool water and boil water several times to clean the kettle.

Mr. Hinasori Masuda is the visionary behind Kobo Chushin, a Japanese concept denoting the "central workshop" in traditional Japanese craftsmanship, notably pottery and ceramics. In these workshops, master craftsmen hone their skills and mentor apprentices, playing a vital role in preserving and transmitting traditional craftsmanship and expertise.