Oshu Nanbu Ironware Teapot Southern Style Kawasemi Enameled with Tea Strainer Made in Japan Iron Kettle Iron Teapot Stylish Gift Interior Cups 22 x

This is a gentle handmade iron teapot made with love by iron craftsmen from Nanbu Oshu. Made in Japan for peace of mind. The design has a beautiful streamlined flat shape with a pattern on the top that gives it a sense of elegance. It is large at approximately 1L and can be used when people gather, for families, or for people who have a habit of drinking a lot of tea. Made of iron, it retains heat and is extremely durable. The inside of the main body is enamel-processed, so there is no need to worry about rust inside. You can enjoy your tea time without disturbing the color of your tea. When you remove the lid, a stainless steel tea strainer is attached. After brewing tea, remove the tea strainer to prevent too much tea. You can enjoy a variety of teas, including not only Japanese tea but also herbal tea. They are popular both domestically and internationally as celebratory gifts and souvenirs, and are also beautiful as interior decorations. Diameter 22 x Height 17cm Approx. 2kg [When the outside is rusty] Wipe with a cloth soaked in tea, or wipe with damp tea leaves soaked in a dry cloth. Additionally, applying cooking oil (such as camellia oil) to a dry cloth and gently rubbing it into the rusty area will prevent rust. *Please note that due to the many manual processes involved, the coloring may differ from the photo. *The inside of the teapot body and the inside of the lid are enamel-processed, so iron will not leach out. *Do not use open flames or boil water. *Capacity is full capacity. Q: Can it be set on fire? A: I can't make a call. The enamel inside the teapot may crack, so heating is not possible. Q: Can I get iron by using a teapot? A A teapot does not release iron. The inside of most teapots is enameled, so no iron will come out. Q: Why do you enamel teapots? A: When the tannins and iron contained in tea leaves combine, the hot water turns black. Doing so would interfere with the color of the tea leaves, so we started using enamel processing. Q: Is there anything else I should be careful about? A: The tea spilled from the spout may leave stains on the teapot itself and the table, so please wipe it off immediately and use the rug.