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Japanese-Style Cast Iron Tetsubin Teapot with Stainless Steel Infuser – Dragon Design, 0.3 L
Japanese-Style Cast Iron Tetsubin Teapot with Stainless Steel Infuser – Dragon Design, 0.3 L
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Brew tea in a quiet, traditional way with our Cast Iron Dragon Teapot. The tetsubin, the Japanese cast iron kettle, became part of tea culture in the 1700s. People valued it because heavy iron holds heat well, and it was beautiful enough to set out for guests. This small teapot carries on that tradition in matte black iron with a raised dragon design. In East Asian art, the dragon stands for strength, wisdom and good fortune.
At 0.3 L, about two small cups, it's made for slow, mindful brewing for yourself or one guest. A removable stainless steel infuser holds loose-leaf tea, so you can lift it out when your tea is ready and keep the next cup from getting bitter. The heavy iron body keeps tea warm between pours, and the curved spout pours smoothly. Set it on a tea tray beside your tea jars, or display it on a shelf. It's a meaningful gift for tea lovers and anyone who appreciates Eastern craftsmanship.
Product details
- Material: Cast iron, black finish; stainless steel infuser
- Design: Raised dragon motif
- Capacity: 0.3 L (about 10 fl oz, 2 small cups)
- Size: About 12 cm (4.72 in) width and length, handle included, lid is 6.3 cm
- Ideal for: Loose-leaf tea, personal tea service, tea tables, tea rooms, gifting
- Package includes: 1 × cast iron teapot, 1 × stainless steel infuser, 1 × lid
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Care:
- Rinse with warm water only. Don't use soap or scrub the inside.
- Dry it fully after each use to prevent rust.
- Never heat it empty, and don't rinse a hot pot with cold water.
- Fill to about 70% to avoid spills. Iron is heavy, especially when full.
- If you won't use it for a while, wipe a thin coat of cooking oil inside and store it somewhere cool and dry.
- Not microwave safe.






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