This 1 L cast iron piston has a delicate pink color with a fine pattern of small, golden dots arranged in a diamond -shaped net pattern. The surface has a light rough texture that gives the jug a characteristic expression.

The rounded body is emphasized by a curved black handle that gives a good grip and creates a good contrast to the light jug. The lid has a decorated knob and a discreet gold edge that completes the design. The slightly curved shape of the spout ensures a precise slope and a teapot that does not drip. In the teapot sits a loose stainless steel filter, which is just removed and cleaned quite easily under the hot tap. 

Cast iron teapots are made according to craftsmanship traditions, and small irregularities can occur in both casting and lacquer work. Irregularities have no bearing on the functionality of the teapot. 

Specifications

Produced: China
Filter: Loose Net Filter in Stainless Steel
Contents: 1 l
Size: Height with lid: 130 mm / island without hank and spout: 140 mm
Weight: 1595.8 g
Withstands dishwasher: No.
Handmade: No.
Hand painted: No.

How to take care of your cast iron tiles:

• Never heat over open fire
• When using a hob the teapot is heated at low temperature
• Never heat in microwave oven
• Never get teapot or teacups in the dishwasher
• Never use soap for cleaning. The teapot is only cleaned with clean water
• Do not leave tea or water in the jug and dry thoroughly after use
• Always wipe the outside with a dry cloth while the jug is still hot
• Avoid contact with salt
• never cool the teapot when still hot
• The teapot is enameled inside, therefore use kitchen equipment that does not scratch the enamel

Other information

A cast iron jersey helps keep the tea warm for a longer period of time and thus provides a better thigh experience. 

Tetsubin cast iron tiles originally originate from Japan. These beautiful teapots are often decorated on the outside with neat patterns and were originally used to warm water over coal. The Origrens Tetsubin Teapots are glazed with enamel on the inside to make them more convenient for tea brewing and cleaning. Therefore, it is not possible to heat this type of teapot directly on coal as the enamel coating is destroyed at high heat.