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TETSUBIN
Japanese Iron Teapots |
(Tetsu) means: iron
(bin) means: pot or vessel
The cast iron teapot known as Tetsubin, has its origins in Japan. The traditional casting skills to create ironware date back to the 17th century. Later on, Tetsubins were crafted after the water kettle, which was used to help warm the home.
Our Tetsubins are all handcrafted from cast iron and sealed inside with enamel to prevent rusting. All teapots come with a removeable stainless steel mesh infuser.
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