Large Japanese Cast Iron Tea Pot Set/Black Crane 24 oz

October 5, 2014 - Comment

A lovely example of the traditional cast-iron teapots known in Japan as tetsubin, this pot with its delicate, hand-cast, raised design in highlighted in black is not only prized as a collectible, but also brews 24 ounces of tea perfectly. Its interior is glazed in enamel, so it won’t rust or corrode; nor will its

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A lovely example of the traditional cast-iron teapots known in Japan as tetsubin, this pot with its delicate, hand-cast, raised design in highlighted in black is not only prized as a collectible, but also brews 24 ounces of tea perfectly. Its interior is glazed in enamel, so it won’t rust or corrode; nor will its stainless-steel infuser. To make soothing, full-flavored tea, simply spoon loose tea leaves into the infuser, pour on simmering water, and allow to steep for three to five minutes. The heavy cast-iron construction retains heat so well, it ensures second cups will still be hot.

This Cast Iron tea pot set is in black color. The set includes: 1 Black Tea Kettle (6.5Dia. 2″H), 24 oz 2 Matching Black Tea Cups (3″Dia. 2″H) 1 Removable Stainless Steel Infusing Basket “Tesubin” Teapot Cast Iron teapots were first created in ancient China. They were later adopted and refined by the Japanese into Tetsubin: Graceful, elegant vessels for brewing and serving tea. Made of specially purified cast iron, they are symbolic of strength and unity. A coating of black enamel is applied to the inner surfaces to help prevent the development of rust. A removable stainless steel infusing basket is supplied for ease of preparation,. As with all “tetsubin” (cast iron teapots) this will brew a marvelous pot of tea and keep it hot for quite some time.

Product Features

  • A GREAT GIFT IDEA
  • Hand cast iron teapot
  • Finished with a porcelain enamel interior

Comments

M. George says:

My favorite set! I received this set as a gift last Spring, and it has been in constant use ever since! It is by far the favorite set in my collection. The tea pot stays hot for quite a while on its own, however I also bought a tetsubin warmer (it can take me an hour or two to finish the pot at times). The tea cups are iron and get very hot I so highly recommend purchasing saucers, as well as a bamboo spoon/stirrer to protect the interior enamel. No rust problems when washed as instructed, and porcelain…

la grasshopper says:

functional art tea pot and cups 0

NickyG says:

LOVE! 0

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