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南部鉄器 - Nanbu ironware
An ironware produced in Iwate prefecture.
Nanbu tekki is a traditional craft made by artisians starting from the edo period (1603-1869) and has been past on down to genaration.
The name Nanbu comes from the name of the area it was first produced during this time. All pieces produced in Morioka and Mizusawa of Iwate prefecture is called “Nanbu tekki”
In japanese culture, dragonflies symbolise goodluck. Their inability to fly in reverse has inspired their depiction on samurai armor and helmets, embodying the ethos of courage and unwavering determination.
MATERIAL
Cast iron, Stainless-steel (Tea strainer)
Suitable for all stovetops including induction
Product can be used with 100V(200V NOT RECOMMEDED)
DIMENSION
Full capacity: 0.8L
Width, Depth: 16cm
Height including the handle: 16cm
Base Diameter: 12.5cm
Weight: 1.7kgCARE
Taking care of your nanbu teapot
Use only water and cloth to wash (No detergent)
Dry product immidiately after washing to avoid discoloration and rusting
Teapot can be dried on low heat to evaporate the water
Keep away from cooking area as oil splash could stain the product
Discoloration will occur when gas flame reaches he body of the pot
