
Korin Japanese Trading TPI-TB1/05 Black Arare Cast Iron 22 Oz. Teapot
During the 17th and 18th centuries, cast iron teapots were used all over Japan for boiling water and left over charcoal fire to keep it hot.
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During the 17th and 18th centuries, cast iron teapots were used all over Japan for boiling water and left over charcoal fire to keep it hot. Today the iron "Tetsubin" (also known as Japanese Cast Iron Pots) have an enamel coating inside and are a household necessity. There is a wide range of sizes and unique shapes, making them very popular among collectors. The shapes and decor of the "Tetsubin" are beautiful in their simplicity. They represent an aspect of Japanese culture that captures the spirit of the moment shared by those enjoying tea together.
- Model #: TPI-TB1/05
- Includes strainer
- Inside of iron teapot is coated with enamel to protect the iron walls from oxidizing
- Keeps tea warm for up to an hour by distributing heat evenly
- Soap and scrubbers should not be used to clean any iron teapot
- Always wipe dry to avoid rusting
- Never put iron teapots over direct flame
| Material | Cast Iron |
| Color | Black |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Each Width | 5.5 Inches |
| Each Height | 3 Inches |
| Volume Capacity | 22 Ounces |
| Size - Ounces | 22 |
| Hazmat | No |
| Oversize | No |

