• This is a black cast iron Tetsubin kettle with a lightly rough surface on the body. The iron handle has a smooth surface and is standing upright. The kettle is placed in the center of a space with grey walls and a grey surface, seen from a front view.
  • Front view of the spout of a black cast iron tetsubin kettle with a smooth iron handle, and decorated with black spot relief on the body.
  • This is the underside of a blue cast iron Tetsubin teapot with a rough surface. The words "Iwachi" are written on the surface. The teapot is laid on its body, revealing the rough texture of the underside.
  • A close-up view of the top part of a black cast iron tetsubin kettle, with a spot cast iron on its lid. The lid is placed on top of the kettle, and the surface of the lid has a rough texture.
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Cast Iron tetsubin Kettle (0.9L / 30oz)

$210.00
$210.00
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Description

The Essence of Japanese Craftsmanship

The Nambu Tetsubin Kettle is a work of art born in Iwate, Japan, a region celebrated for centuries of ironworking mastery. With a 0.9L capacity and sturdy cast iron construction, this kettle is designed to infuse every cup of tea with depth and richness.

Imagine preparing your favorite Japanese green tea. As the kettle warms on your stovetop, it retains heat evenly, enhancing the flavor profile of every brew. The textured black finish adds elegance, while its balanced weight reflects true craftsmanship.

More than a kettle, the Japanese tetsubin is a symbol of mindfulness and tradition. Each pour becomes a ritual of calm, connecting you to the timeless spirit of Japanese tea culture.

Why choose this Nambu tetsubin kettle:

  • Authentic craftsmanship from Iwate, Japan
  • 0.9L (30oz) size, perfect for everyday tea rituals
  • Durable cast iron retains heat for consistent brewing
  • Compatible with gas, electric, and induction cooktops
  • Elegant design that doubles as functional art

Invite harmony and authenticity into your daily tea practice with this exceptional kettle. Begin your journey into Japanese tea culture today.
Details
  • Origin: Iwate, Japan.
  • Material: Cast iron.
  • 17.5cm x H15cm x D17cm (6.9 x 5.9 x 6.7in).
  • Capacity: 0.9L (30oz).
  • Weight: 1091g / 2.4lbs.
How to use
  • Fill the kettle with clean water, about 70–80% full.
  • Heat on gas, electric, or induction stovetop.
  • Allow water to boil gently for optimal flavor.
  • Pour hot water over tea leaves or use with a teapot.
  • Dry thoroughly after each use.
Care & Warnings

Rinse gently with warm water, no soap required.

Dry completely after each use to prevent rust.

Do not microwave or clean in a dishwasher.

Avoid sudden temperature changes.

Suitable for induction, gas, and electric stovetops.
Shipping information

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This is a black cast iron Tetsubin kettle with a lightly rough surface on the body. The iron handle has a smooth surface and is standing upright. The kettle is placed in the center of a space with grey walls and a grey surface, seen from a front view.
Front view of the spout of a black cast iron tetsubin kettle with a smooth iron handle, and decorated with black spot relief on the body.
This is the underside of a blue cast iron Tetsubin teapot with a rough surface. The words "Iwachi" are written on the surface. The teapot is laid on its body, revealing the rough texture of the underside.
A close-up view of the top part of a black cast iron tetsubin kettle, with a spot cast iron on its lid. The lid is placed on top of the kettle, and the surface of the lid has a rough texture.
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