Iwachu Dark Green Tetsubin Cast Iron Teapot 14 oz, Made in Japan

Iwachu, founded in 1902, is one of the top makers of cast iron products in Iwate prefecture, Japan. These are enameled glazed on the inside to prevent rust. Removable stainless steel infuser included. Great for gifts..
Iwachu, founded in 1902, is one of the top makers of cast iron products in Iwate prefecture, Japan.  Cast iron teapots can keep tea hot longer and they are very durable.   These are enameled glazed on the inside to prevent rust.  Removable stainless steel infuser included.  Great for gifts.  Made in Japan.   SPECS: Materials:   Pot: Cast Iron (Enamelled inside)   Infuser: Stainless steel Size / Weight:   6 wide x 3.5 (5.75with handle) height (14oz) / 3.2 pounds       New Made in Japan   Item code: S480-177   *For infusing only. To prevent damage, do not use on stovetop for boiling water. *Please be advised that each individual piece has a unique design and some color variation may occur because of the partially hand-made process.  (It may look slightly different from the photo.)  

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