Cast Iron Tea Pot Set For 2

Cast iron teapot for 2- 18 fl.oz pot and 2 cups.

In a tea ware world dominated by delicate bone china, porcelain and ceramic, cast iron tea ware holds its own distinct place. Originated in Japan, cast iron tea pot set is an artistic yet everyday kitchenware. The elegant brewing vessel is known as “testubin” in Japan, and it is complemented with two handle-less cups, true to the typical Japanese style. The purified cast iron used in its construction symbolizes its strength and unity. Its glazed black coating protects it from rusting or corroding. Its inbuilt stainless steel infusing basket makes it easy to use, and clean. Its cast iron body absorbs the heat making the temperature just right for brewing green tea.

Color Green or Blue.

Customer Reviews:

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by Fatima Hassan

I found this cast iron teapot more user friendly than ceramic teapots. It spreads heat throughout the tea and keeps it warmer for long. It actually saves my time when I am busy working; I don’t have to get up in the middle of work to reheat my tea. It is also beautifully designed and looks artistic.

Rating:

[5 of 5 Stars]

by Rubaiya Mustafi

I was initiated into this site by a friend of mine. While browsing through the products I came across this unique looking tea pot with two mugs made of cast iron. The self patterned teapot set is just so beautiful. I got it to gift a friend but landed up keeping it for my home. You will simply love to own it!

Rating:

[5 of 5 Stars]

by Amy Middleton

I can promise that brewing tea in this unusual teapot, or testubin, as it is called in Japan, brings out an undiscovered, yet interesting taste nuance from your regular teas. I brewed my regular Assam in this teapot and I must say I was happily surprised by the distinct flavor it brought in the tea. It is my favorite tea set when I want to share tea with someone special, just the two of us!

Rating:

[5 of 5 Stars]

by Jonh Anderson

After using this beautiful cast iron teapot from Japan, I was surprised to find that it retained the heat well because it is built from sturdy cast iron. The tea remained for long hours. I have come to know that in Japan this cast iron teapot is known as “tetsubin”. It will be a rare beauty while serving your tea before your guests.

Rating:

[5 of 5 Stars]

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