Traditional Japanese Cast Iron Teapot
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- TJC-933497
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Traditional Japanese Cast Iron Teapot
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The Traditional Japanese Cast Iron Teapot brings authentic, slow-brewed tea preparation to your kitchen. Heavy cast iron retains heat to keep water hot for several cups, while the gradual release of Fe2+ softens water and rounds out the flavor of your leaves. The removable stainless steel infuser lets you steep both loose leaf tea and bags with ease.
- Superior heat retention. Heavy iron walls keep your tea hot for extended brewing sessions.
- Improved water profile. The cast iron surface naturally releases Fe2+ ions during heating, softening the water.
- Removable mesh infuser. The stainless steel basket filters fine leaves and lifts out easily for quick cleaning.
- Three capacities. Available in 600ML, 800ML, and 1200ML sizes to fit your daily tea routine.
Before first use, steep 5 to 10 grams of tea in boiling water for 10 minutes, repeating two to three times to form a protective tannin layer.
Specifications
- Material: Cast Iron
- Infuser: Removable Stainless Steel
- Capacities: 600ML, 800ML, 1200ML
- First-Use Preparation: Steep 5 to 10 grams of tea for 10 minutes (repeat 2 to 3 times)
- Product ID:
- 45227556536505
- SKU:
- TJC-933497
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Traditional Japanese Cast Iron Teapot
Caring for brass, iron and steel
Brass, iron, and steel pieces are robust but can develop tarnish, rust, or surface wear over time. Their appearance is primarily affected by moisture, harsh cleaners, and physical abrasion.
How to clean metal decor
For routine cleaning, gently wipe brass, iron, and steel items with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. For light dirt, dampen the cloth with plain water or a very mild soap solution, then wipe dry immediately to prevent water spots or rust. Avoid abrasive scrubbers or harsh chemical cleaners that can damage the finish.
Removing tarnish and rust
For brass, use a dedicated brass polish applied with a soft cloth, following product instructions, then buff to a shine. For iron and steel showing light rust, gently scrub with a fine steel wool pad or a soft brush and a rust-removing solution, then rinse and dry thoroughly. Deep rust on iron and steel may require professional restoration.
Restoring surface finish
For brass, regular polishing helps maintain its luster and removes minor surface imperfections. For painted or coated iron and steel items with chipped or worn finishes, carefully sand the damaged area with fine-grit sandpaper, then apply a suitable metal primer and paint designed for indoor use. For significant damage or intricate pieces, professional restoration is recommended.
Protecting your metal pieces
To prevent tarnish on brass, limit exposure to humidity and fingerprints, and consider applying a clear wax or lacquer. For iron and steel, ensure they are kept dry and avoid placing them in high-humidity environments to prevent rust. Regularly inspect items for early signs of wear or damage to address them promptly.
Shipping and delivery
Shipping is free worldwide on most orders. Orders are prepared within one to three days, and delivery then takes roughly 25 to 40 days.
Large and heavy pieces, such as furniture, can carry a delivery charge because they ship as freight rather than as a parcel. Any charge is calculated from your address and shown at checkout before you pay, so nothing is added afterwards.
It takes that long because pieces are made to order rather than pulled from a warehouse, and they travel by sea instead of air. Sea freight is slower, but it keeps both the carbon footprint and the price down. Every piece is checked before it leaves the workshop.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you prepare the cast iron teapot for its first use?
Before first use, steep 5 to 10 grams of tea in boiling water for 10 minutes. Repeat this process two to three times to create a protective tannin layer inside the teapot.
What materials are used in the construction of the teapot?
The main body of the teapot is made from heavy cast iron. It also features a removable infuser constructed from stainless steel.
How does the teapot keep the tea hot?
The heavy cast iron material of the teapot is designed for superior heat retention. This allows it to keep your tea hot for extended brewing sessions.
How does the teapot improve the water profile for tea?
The cast iron surface naturally releases Fe2+ ions during heating. This process helps to soften the water and round out the flavor of your tea leaves.
What capacities are available for the teapot?
The teapot is available in three different capacities to suit various needs. You can choose from 600ML, 800ML, or 1200ML sizes.
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