Teapots

Our teapots are made for slow mornings and good conversation. Each one is a little different, so you can find the one that fits your kitchen and your way of making tea.

  • Cast iron
  • Enamel-lined
  • 1L capacity
  • Floral designs
  • ✓ Traditional Japanese craftsmanship in every pot.
  • ✓ Enamel-lined interiors keep tea tasting clean, not metallic.
  • ✓ Heavy-duty cast iron holds heat longer than ceramic or glass.
  • ✓ Each pot is a unique piece with its own character.

Why Choose a Cast Iron Teapot?

Cast iron teapots, also called tetsubin, have been used in Japan for centuries. They're prized for their ability to hold heat, which means your tea stays hot longer. Plus, the heavy iron construction is durable and can last for generations if cared for properly. Whether you're a daily tea drinker or just enjoy a pot on weekends, a cast iron teapot adds a touch of tradition to your routine.

What to Look for in a Teapot

When picking a teapot, think about size, design, and lining. Our pots come in sizes from 30 oz to 40 oz, so you can choose based on how many cups you usually brew. The enamel lining is important because it prevents the tea from absorbing metallic flavors and makes cleaning easier. And of course, the design matters , from floral patterns to autumn leaves, each pot is a piece of art.

Caring for Your Cast Iron Teapot

To keep your teapot in tip-top shape, always hand wash it with warm water and a soft cloth. Avoid soap, as it can strip the seasoning. Dry it thoroughly after washing to prevent rust. And remember, don't leave tea sitting in the pot for long periods , it can stain the enamel. With a little love, your teapot will serve you well for years.

Model Capacity Material Care
Blue Floral 34 oz Cast iron, enamel-lined Hand wash, dry immediately
Red Enamel 850 ml Cast iron, enamel-lined Hand wash, dry immediately
Autumn Leaf 1L Cast iron, enamel-lined Hand wash, dry immediately
Moss Green 40 oz Cast iron, enamel-lined Hand wash, dry immediately
Black Flower 30 oz Cast iron, enamel-lined Hand wash, dry immediately
Gold Tree 1L Cast iron, enamel-lined Hand wash, dry immediately

Frequently asked questions

Can I use a cast iron teapot on the stove?

No, these teapots are not meant for direct heat. They're for brewing and serving tea, not boiling water. Use them with hot water from a kettle.

Is the enamel lining safe?

Yes, the enamel lining is food-safe and prevents the tea from tasting metallic. It also makes cleaning easier.

How do I clean my teapot?

Rinse with warm water and wipe with a soft cloth. Avoid soap and abrasive scrubbers. Dry thoroughly after each use to prevent rust.

What size teapot should I get?

If you usually brew for one or two, a 30 oz pot works. For families or gatherings, go with 40 oz or 1L. Think about how many cups you typically drink.

Will the teapot rust?

If you dry it completely after washing and store it in a dry place, it won't rust. The enamel lining also protects the inside.