Japanese cast iron teapot, or "tetsubin", was originally used in the home for boiling water. The traditional casting skills to create cast iron teapots date to the 17th century. Tetsubin was crafted after other Japanese water kettles in use at the time. The tetsubin heats evenly and retains heat well.
Our Japanese iron teapots are cast by hand and finished with enamel on the inside to prevent rusting. Each Japanese teapot is fitted with a removable, stainless steel mesh infusing basket, for easy brewing of loose tea. All teapots are manufactured in Japan.
Shamisen Teapot This beautiful teapot is shaped like a traditional Japanese mandolin, called a shamisen. Holds 16 oz. more info...
Hada Teapot This classic Japanese teapot, with a beautiful antique brown color, is both sturdy and attractive. Holds 24 oz.
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Oriole Teapot This lovely teapot has a refined egg shape. Holds 16 oz. Sorry, temporarily out of stock. more info...
Senbiki Purple Teapot This classic purple teapot showcases a delicate texture from horizontal lines etched on the surface. Holds 20 oz. Sorry, temporarily out of stock. more info...
Senbiki Teapot This classic rust-colored teapot showcases a delicate texture from horizontal lines etched on the surface. Holds 20 oz. Sorry, temporarily out of stock. more info...
Leaves Teapot This attractive teapot features a pattern of raised maple leaves and a moss green finish. Holds 22 oz. Sorry, temporarily out of stock. more info...
