Old Dutch 38-Ounce Cast-Iron Nobility Teapot, Moss Green

November 4, 2014 - Comment

38 Oz. Moss Green Cast Nobility Iron TeapotOld Dutch cast-iron teapots combine traditional Japanese styling and a modern aesthetic that result in very evocative shapes. Generously sized with a capacity of 38 ounces, the Nobility teapot forms a wide, flat shape, much like an upside-down bowl, balanced by a graceful spout and arching handle. The

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38 Oz. Moss Green Cast Nobility Iron TeapotOld Dutch cast-iron teapots combine traditional Japanese styling and a modern aesthetic that result in very evocative shapes. Generously sized with a capacity of 38 ounces, the Nobility teapot forms a wide, flat shape, much like an upside-down bowl, balanced by a graceful spout and arching handle. The textured surface, available in a choice of colors, takes on a weathered appearance and displays bas-relief images of bamboo and pine. Perhaps a bit heavier than many teapots, the heft and visual richness lend noble contemplation to the act of making tea.

Iron teapots traditionally used in Japan are known as tetsubin, which were used to boil water as well as brew tea. However, the Nobility teapot is meant just for brewing, not for boiling on a stovetop. Old Dutch uses a specially purified cast iron for its teapots, and coats the insides with black enamel to help prevent rusting. Unlike ceramic teapots, the heavy cast iron retains heat wonderfully and won’t chip. After use, the pot is best cared for when rinsed and dried by hand before storing. A stainless-steel infusing basket that hangs from the rim is included to facilitate brewing with loose tea leaves. –Ann Bieri

Product Features

  • Old Dutch Nobility teapot; 38-ounce capacity
  • Cast iron coated inside with black enamel to prevent rust
  • Graceful upside-down bowl shape with textured finish
  • Bamboo and pine design; available in choice of colors
  • Stainless-steel infuser included; wash teapot by hand

Comments

E. Callahan says:

Perfect for steeping loose leaf tea in 0

Yasu-"Yas" "tachikawa" says:

Perfect Tea for Me Love my new teapot, it reminds me of one my grandmother used over a hibachi in Japan when I was a child. It is a little heavy I’m sure formany people, but I like more than one cup of cha anyway and my wife anddaughter often have a cup w/me, and the price was very good. After my wife (unintentionally) has crippled many clay pots, I look forward to many years of enjoying my chain a teapot without a lid, multiple nicks or a missing handle. I hope it and myself ages (Patina) gracefully…

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