Nanbu tekki Kenichiro Iwato's handmade kettle flat and round skin 1.6L

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Nanbu tekki Kenichiro Iwato's handmade kettle flat and round skin 1.6L - Teapots & Teacups - Other Metals Brown

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※Please note that since the coloring is done by hand, there may be slight variations in color from piece to piece. ●A masterpiece handcrafted one by one by master foundry artist Kenichiro Iwato This iron kettle is a work crafted by the skilled master foundry artist Kenichiro Iwato. Each piece is imbued with the breath and skill of the artisan—qualities that could never be found in mass-produced items. The substantial, weighty feel you sense the moment you pick it up. Here lies the value of a piece that will last a lifetime. ●The Beautiful Form of the Flat-Round Shape and the Distinctive Cast iron Texture The flat, rounded silhouette—known as the “flat-round shape”—imparts a dignified presence to any space simply by being placed there. The cast iron texture applied to both the body and the lid changes its appearance depending on how the light hits it, offering a new discovery every time you look at it. ●The handle on the lid features a design inspired by a flower bud The artisan’s aesthetic sensibility, evident in every detail, is distilled into this single iron kettle. ●A beautiful weathered finish that evokes the spirit of “wabi-sabi” This deep, weathered hue is achieved through meticulous firing by skilled artisans. The color truly embodies the spirit of wabi-sabi, and its charm deepens with use. Whether displayed as a decorative piece or used as a functional item, this is a masterpiece you will cherish for years to come. ●Authentic Rust Prevention Using the Traditional “Kamayaki” Technique The interior is finished using “Kamayaki,” a traditional technique that involves firing the iron pot over a charcoal fire at approximately 800 degrees Celsius. This process forms an oxide layer that prevents metallic odors and results in an authentic iron pot that is highly resistant to rust. This authentic iron kettle is meticulously handcrafted by artisans through a labor-intensive process, one by one. It also features a traditional rust-proofing finish with a lacquer coating. With proper care, it will become a “lifetime companion” that can be used for many years to come. Another charm of this kettle is that it develops a unique patina the more you use it. ●With a generous 1.6-liter capacity, perfect for the whole family’s tea time Its 1.6-liter capacity allows you to boil water all at once, making it the ideal size for family gatherings or when entertaining guests. It’s perfect for everything from your morning cup of hot water to a relaxing evening tea break. ●The Joy of Nurturing a Relationship Over 10 or 20 Years The more you use an iron kettle, the more character it develops, taking on the “patina” of its owner. Simply switching to this iron kettle for your daily hot water will transform your routine into a heartwarming ritual. Treat yourself, or give it as a lifelong gift to someone special. Why not bring the world of “wabi-sabi” depicted by Mr. Iwato to your dining table? Artist Profile:Kenichiro Iwato Born in 1942. He studied under his father, Jiro Iwato, a master craftsman, and learned primarily the art of casting iron kettles and teapots. In 1960, he took over the family business and devoted himself to casting iron kettles, dedicating his efforts to making them lighter and improving coloring techniques. Awards 1962:Selected for the 4th Mizusawa City Casting Art Exhibition 1964:Received the Grand Prize at the 6th Mizusawa City Casting Art Exhibition 2005:Received the Chairman’s Award from the Haneda District Promotion Association at the 26th Mizusawa City Casting Festival The meticulousness and precision of the pattern-pressing work applied to the molds are a testament to the masterful craftsmanship that can only be achieved through 60 years of experience as an artisan. Designer:Kenichiro Iwato Size:W22.5cm x D18.5cm x H20.5cm Weight:2.3kg Capacity:1.6L Material:Cast iron Country of Origin:Japan (Iwate Prefecture) Compatible heat sources:Direct flame (medium heat or lower) and IH cooker (medium heat or lower). Packaging and accessories:Dedicated box、instruction manual ●Information Regarding Customs Duties When purchasing Japanese products from overseas, customs duties may apply. Please note that the purchaser is responsible for any customs duties incurred.

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Other Metals
How It's Made
Handmade
Where It's Made
Japan
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No.5,746 - Kitchen & Dining  |  No.653 - Teapots & Teacups
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The beauty of “wabi-sabi” cultivated by master craftsmanship. An iron kettle that brings a touch of wabi-sabi to everyday life.

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