Artisan Teapots
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*These are not water kettles.*
We do not recommended using your Tetsubin teapot for boiling water on a stove top, it may result in damage.
Use & Care Instructions are included.
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"Houjyu Arare" - 60 ounces The name of this glorious black design roughly means "Treasure Ball with Snow". A Japanese treasure ball is associated with luck and simply touching the ball brings good fortune. One very old tradition uses a treasure ball competition as a symbol of the coming year's prosperity. The body of the teapot is covered with 'snow', or large hobnails, with a cast iron treasure ball perched on the lid. The fabulous handle (which does not fold down) is highly unique. Rather than the standard rounded design, it is flattened and embossed with a random multi-circle pattern then finished with seven holes along the outer edge. Artisan Tetsubin teapots do not have porcelain linings. As you brew your favorite teas, a natural build up of tea residue will coat the interior creating a desirable patina which will also protect the teapot from rust. It is recommended to allow the teapot to fully air dry after each use. Each artisan teapot is embossed with the artist's chop mark. - From the Iwachu Casting Works $340.00 Add
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"Futongata Kashiwa" - 47 ounces With a rough translation of "Bed of Oak Leaves", this cocoa brown Tetsubin is richly textured in a citrus peel finish with an elegant, antiqued handle (which does not fold down) . But the focus of this design is, of course, the gorgeous oak leaves. They wrap around the teapot and beg you to notice their intricate details and life-like character. Artisan Tetsubin teapots do not have porcelain linings. As you brew your favorite teas, a natural build up of tea residue will coat the interior creating a desirable patina which will also protect the teapot from rust. It is recommended to allow the teapot to fully air dry after each use. Each artisan teapot is embossed with the artist's chop mark. - From the Iwachu Casting Works |
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"Chairo Yuzu" - 74 ounces This vibrant design is warmly hued with burnt reds, harvest tones and cocoa brown. The name has a rough meaning of "Light Brown Citrus Fruit" and looks very much like a persimmon. The reddish brown body is washed with an autumnal glow which highlights the citrus peel texture and provides an exciting backdrop for the two large leaves draped across the top. A sleek, brown handle (which does not fold down) completes the piece. Artisan Tetsubin teapots do not have porcelain linings. As you brew your favorite teas, a natural build up of tea residue will coat the interior creating a desirable patina which will also protect the teapot from rust. It is recommended to allow the teapot to fully air dry after each use. Each artisan teapot is embossed with the artist's chop mark. - From the Iwachu Casting Works |
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"Gata Hada" - 70 ounces This is an absolutely gorgeous, rich Tetsubin teapot. From the antiqued high handle (which does not fold down) to the warm, cocoa washed body...it is splendid in its regality. Of special notice is the unique, polished deep red lid with a beautiful, spinning ball on top. I really can't say enough about this teapot and its splendor. Artisan Tetsubin teapots do not have porcelain linings. As you brew your favorite teas, a natural build up of tea residue will coat the interior creating a desirable patina which will also protect the teapot from rust. It is recommended to allow the teapot to fully air dry after each use. Each artisan teapot is embossed with the artist's chop mark. - From the Iwachu Casting Works $490.00 Add to Cart! |
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"Kuro Hakeme Tomo Futa" -
68 ounces A "Brushed Black" teapot for "Two Sharing Friends". The round black body is decorated with a beautiful raised brushwork pattern and then highlighted with a light charcoal grey wash. A tall, elegantly curved, black polished handle tops the design. Artisan Tetsubin teapots do not have porcelain linings. As you brew your favorite teas, a natural build up of tea residue will coat the interior creating a desirable patina which will also protect the teapot from rust. It is recommended to allow the teapot to fully air dry after each use. Each artisan teapot is embossed with the artist's chop mark. - From the Iwachu Casting Works $380.00 Add
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