Iwachu Cast Iron Tetsubin Teapot - Nambu in Black meta-filter-Colour-green saving space and adapting to

saving space and adapting to a variety of storage and culinary scenarios

This small cup would be perfectly suited so serve a small appetiser or snack in

that drips down over a textured rust speckled violet coloured glaze at the base

MATERIALS Copper & tin-plate

FEATURES 80 sticks of incense / 30 mins per stick

Iwachu Cast Iron Tetsubin Teapot - Nambu in Black meta-filter-Colour-green saving space and adapting toWe Say This impressive looking teapot features an 'arare' (hailstone) pattern, with a contoured shaped body, finished in black. Made at the renowned Iwachu casting works in Japan: for over a hundred years Iwachu have been making tetsubin (iron tea pots) in the city of Morioka in Iwate prefecture. They are one of the most well known and respected manufacturers of Nanbu ironware, and are renowned for making tetsubin of superior quality and beauty.