●The traditional Nanbu ironware abacus-bead pattern
The “abacus-bead shape,” modeled after abacus beads, has long been a symbol of prosperity.
The “arare pattern” adorning the surface and lid is a quintessential traditional motif of Nanbu iron teapots.
The beautiful texture created by the artisan's handiwork calms the mind just by gazing at it.
Its refined beauty as an interior piece makes it a masterpiece worthy of entertaining important guests.
●Authentic rust prevention through traditional “kiln-fired” technique
The interior is finished using the traditional “kiln-fired” technique, which involves firing at approximately 800 degrees Celsius over charcoal.
This creates an oxide layer that prevents metallic taste and results in a truly authentic iron kettle with exceptional rust resistance.
Each kettle is meticulously crafted by artisans through this labor-intensive process.
●Two-in-one functionality!! Versatile enough to boil water and brew tea
Boil water over direct flame and brew tea with its built-in strainer.
This iron kettle excels at both roles as a dual-purpose teapot.
Start your morning with iron-rich boiled water, then savor blissful moments with your favorite tea leaves in the afternoon.
Your daily cup naturally transforms into a moment of pure enjoyment.
●Thoughtful Design for Ease of Use!! Easy to Store and Pour
While iron kettles often have a heavy, substantial image,
this kettle features a foldable handle design.
This makes storage when not in use, filling with water, and cleaning completely stress-free.
It offers the characteristic solid, substantial feel of Nanbu ironware while providing modern convenience that fits contemporary lifestyles, earning it the support of many loyal users.
The 0.8L capacity is just right for 1-2 people, making it the perfect size for everyday use.
●Quality time that blends into daily life
The quiet sound of water boiling in the morning.
The scent of iron rising with the steam.
A sip of warm water gently warms you from the core.
Used as a teapot, it fully extracts the rich flavor of tea leaves, elevating your everyday tea to a higher level.
Its presence as an interior piece that instantly refines any kitchen space is also appealing.
●History of Oiharu casting works
Oiharu casting works was established in 1952. The trade name is Nanbu Hoseido.
The company is based in Mizusawa, Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture, known as the birthplace of Nambu ironware.
With a history of over 70 years, Oiharu casting works is a workshop mainly engaged in the casting of iron kettles, teapots, and wind chimes.
While inheriting the traditional techniques of Nambu ironware, the company injects new ideas into its products in line with the changing times.
We have the largest production capacity in the industry for iron kettles, teapots, and wind chimes, and we export our products both domestically and to foreign countries.
Manufacturer: Oiharu casting works
Size:W17cm x D14cm x 16.5cm
Weight::Approximately 1.25kg
Capacity:Approximately 0.8L
Material:Iron casting
Country of manufacture:Japan (Iwate Prefecture)
Packaging form / accessories:Special 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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- One pot for both tea and hot water. A blissful cup savored from an abacus-bead-shaped iron kettle.
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