Cast Iron Build
Heavy material ensures superior heat retention for every brew.
These cast iron vessels provide a traditional brewing experience for tea enthusiasts who value heat retention. The heavy-duty construction supports consistent temperatures for multiple servings
Heavy material ensures superior heat retention for every brew.
Coordinated cups allow for immediate serving after steeping.
Internal mesh components simplify the loose leaf brewing process.
These 40.6oz cast iron models are built for stovetop use and traditional steeping. The sets include matching tea cups to complete the service.
The cast iron build is designed for longevity and steady heat distribution. These models are ideal for users who want a heavy, traditional feel.
With a 40.6oz volume, these kettles fall into the medium size category. They serve several people comfortably in one session.
These units are designed for stovetop heating. They function as both a heating vessel and a serving teapot.
The inclusion of four tea cups makes these models suitable for hosting. The aesthetic follows a consistent Japanese design language.
The cast iron holds heat much longer than my old ceramic pots.
I use the internal infuser for loose leaf tea and it strains perfectly.
The matching cups look great on my table during afternoon tea.
These models are constructed from cast iron. This material is chosen for its durability and ability to retain heat during the brewing process.
Yes, these sets come with four matching tea cups. This allows for a complete tea service using a single coordinated set.
These are stovetop tea kettles designed for direct heating. They are built to withstand the heat of a standard stovetop surface.
These kettles feature integrated infusers. You place the tea leaves inside the mesh insert to steep directly in the hot water.