Nanbutekki Japanese cast iron Teapot plover waves 0.3L

Nanbu ironware teapots have excellent heat retention, so they can bring out the flavor and aroma of the tea leaves to the fullest. The inside is enameled. Iron does not leach out, so the flavor of the tea leaves and sake is not lost. You can also put it in the refrigerator and chill it to enjoy ice-cold sake. The design is based on the auspicious design of plover waves. plover waves means “to overcome stormy seas together,” and is considered an auspicious design for marital bliss and family safety. This teapot makes an ideal gift. The handle can be folded down. Capacity is approximately 0.3L. The perfect size for making tea for 1 to 2 people. ※Do not heat and use as a water heater as the enamel may crack. ※Iron will not leach out. ※Engraving design may vary depending on production lot. History of Oiharu casting works Oiharu Foundry was founded in 1952. It is based in Mizusawa, Oshu city, Iwate prefecture, known as the birthplace of Nanbu ironware. With a history of over 70 years, Oiharu Foundry is a workshop that primarily casts iron kettles, teapots, and wind chimes. While inheriting the traditional techniques of Nanbu ironware, it injects new ideas into its products as the times change. It has the largest production capacity in the industry for iron kettles, teapots, wind chimes, etc., and exports both domestically and overseas. Manufacturer：Oiharu casting works Size：W12.5cm x 11.5cmx 11.5cm Weight：Approximately 0.7kg Capacity：Approximately 0.3L Material：Iron casting Country of manufacture：Japan (Iwate Prefecture) Packaging form / accessories：Special box, instruction manual Information on customs duties Customs duty may be incurred when purchasing Japanese products from overseas. We will enter a lower price for the item, but please note that the buyer will be responsible for any customs fees incurred.