Iwachu Cast Iron Tetsubin Teapot - Nambu in Black meta-filter-Type-chopsticks allowing it to be poured

allowing it to be poured with a single hand

which creates a fragrance that is sublime and full of subtle nuances that reveal themselves over different sessions

Nanto is fashioned of high grade sandalwood with the addition of musk and select spices

From one of the foremost pottery regions of Japan

means 'printed picture'

Iwachu Cast Iron Tetsubin Teapot - Nambu in Black meta-filter-Type-chopsticks allowing it to be pouredWe Say This impressive looking teapot features an 'arare' (hailstone) pattern, with a contoured shaped body, finished in black. Made at the renowned Iwachu casting works in Japan: for over a hundred years Iwachu have been making tetsubin (iron tea pots) in the city of Morioka in Iwate prefecture. They are one of the most well known and respected manufacturers of Nanbu ironware, and are renowned for making tetsubin of superior quality and beauty.