Wave Teapot Turquoise with Gold Handle
Wave Teapot Turquoise with Gold Handle, view 2
Wave Teapot Turquoise with Gold Handle
Wave Teapot Turquoise with Gold Handle, view 2
Iwachu岩鋳 Nambu 南部鉄器 Iwate, Japan Iron

Wave Teapot Turquoise with Gold Handle

$286.35

Style: Wave Teapot Turquoise with Gold Handle$286.35

This Wave teapot is made by Iwachu in Morioka, Iwate, the home of Nambu ironware. It is cast iron, with a wave pattern running around the body in turquoise and a gold handle on top.

Iron holds heat well, so tea stays at a good temperature at the table. The inside of the pot and the underside of the lid are enamelled, so it does not rust and is easy to rinse. A tea strainer is included. Capacity 650 ml.

Not for use on a gas flame, direct fire or induction (IH).

Like all our pieces, it reflects the wabi-sabi philosophy: finding beauty in natural asymmetry, texture and the marks of a handmade process.
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  • Free shipping over $250Otherwise by size and weight
  • 30-day returnsUnused, in original packaging

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Specifications

Dimensions
16 × 14 cm

Weight
1.45kg

Material
Iron

Height
14.5cm

Tradition
Nambu (南部鉄器)
About Nambu ware 南部鉄器

Iwate

Cast iron from Morioka in Iwate, shaped over more than 400 years alongside the tea ceremony: iron kettles and teapots that hold heat and age with use.

Where our pieces come from
Product maintenance
Not microwave safe Not dishwasher safe

Made by

Iwachu

Morioka, Iwate · Since 1902

Iwachu, Morioka, Iwate

Nambu ironware has been made in Morioka for more than 400 years. It grew with the tea ceremony: the local Nanbu lords brought kettle makers from Kyoto, and a craftsman later added a spout and a handle to a tea kettle, giving Japan the iron kettle that is still the symbol of the craft.

Iwachu was founded in Morioka in 1902. It designs, casts and sells its own ironware and makes about a million pieces a year, from classic kettles to colourful teapots for everyday tea. Genuine pieces carry the maker's quality stamp.

  • 1902Founded in Morioka
  • IwateHome of Nambu ironware
  • 400+Years of Nambu ironware

About this piece

Material
Cast iron, enamel inside the pot and under the lid
Capacity
650 ml
Weight
About 1.45 kg
Size
16 × 14 cm, 14.5 cm high with the handle
Included
Tea strainer
Heat
Not for gas, open flame or induction (IH)
Wave teapot by Iwachu
Wave teapot, side view
Wave teapot, close view

Photographs courtesy of Iwachu.

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Where this piece comes from

Nambu ware

Iwate

Wave Teapot Turquoise with Gold Handle belongs to the Nambu tradition of Iwate, shipped to you from our studio in Tokyo.

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