Tetsubin (Iron Kettle)
Designer: Rikuchou Ogasawara
Country: Japan
Until his passing earlier this year, ironware
craftsman Rikuchou Ogasawara worked for
over 60 years designing and producing a range
of household accessories at his workshop in Iwate
Prefecture. Using the traditional iron casting
techniques of the region passed down for
generations, Ogasawara produced a range a
creations, that always reflected a very modern
sensibility.
Iron kettles have many benefits. Their excellent heat distribution and retention properties, keep boiled water hotter for longer. Iron from the pot released in the water can be appreciated as a dietery source of iron as well as improving the flavor of the water. Cast Iron also ages beautifully and will last for over 100 years with care.
Size: W15.8×H9.8cm(H21.0including handle) Volume:1L
Weight: 1.6kg
Product No. T-32
Iron Kettle
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