Cast Iron Teapot Tetsukyusu, Enameled, 0.6 l – Japanese Style with Micromesh Filter

The Tetsukyusu cast iron teapot in traditional Japanese style is an excellent choice for those who appreciate high-quality tea preparation. Its 0.6-liter capacity is ideal for personal tea rituals or smaller servings. The enamelled interior, even heat distribution, and the included stainless steel micro-mesh filter allow the tea’s aroma and flavor to fully develop.

Technical specifications

Capacity: 0.6 liters
Material: cast iron with enamelled interior
Filter: stainless steel micro-mesh filter (included)
Handle: wrapped with sisal cord for heat protection and a better grip
Color: black
Safety: free from lead and chemical additives

Why choose a Tetsukyusu teapot?

Cast iron Tetsukyusu teapots are traditionally valued in Japan for their elegant design, durability, and ability to retain heat for a long time. Heat is distributed evenly, which enhances the extraction of tea leaves and helps the tea stay warm longer.

Tetsukyusu teapots can improve water quality, making it softer and smoother, which contributes to an excellent and distinctive tea flavor. The fully enamelled interior preserves the original taste of the tea and allows for easy maintenance. The teapot is safe to use, as it contains no lead or chemical additives.

Traditional tea ritual and use

For centuries, people in Japan and China have used cast iron teapots to prepare their finest teas, bringing artistic elegance into everyday life. The tea ritual represents a moment of calm, focus, and relaxation in a busy daily routine.

For a complete experience, we recommend using a cast iron tea warmer with a tealight candle, which keeps the tea warm after brewing. When not using a warmer, place the teapot on a cast iron trivet to protect the surface underneath. While pouring tea, hold the lid or briefly remove it.

Important warnings

Never place the teapot directly on a heat source (stove, induction cooktop, or open flame). It is intended for use with pre-heated water only.

• Do not leave an empty teapot on a hot candle warmer.
• Never leave a lit tea warmer unattended.
• Rinse a hot or warm teapot only with warm water – cold water may cause cracks in the enamel.
• After use, dry the teapot thoroughly inside and out.
• Do not wash the teapot in a dishwasher.

Usage tips

• When pouring tea, hold the lid or remove it briefly.
• Use a suitable tealight warmer to maintain the tea’s temperature.