This handmade cast iron teapot blends traditional tetsubin influence with practical design. With a 1.2 liter capacity and an enameled interior, it offers durable performance for brewing and serving tea while protecting the iron from rust and making cleanup easier. The result is a functional kettle that complements both everyday tea routines and special occasions. Key benefits Handmade cast iron construction with a classic tetsubininspired silhouette for durability and timeless appeal. Enameled interior coats the iron to resist rust, simplify cleaning, and help preserve tea flavor. heat retention from cast iron provides steady, even temperature for better brewing across multiple servings. Comfortable handling and smooth pouring with a wellbalanced design that minimizes drips. Suitable for a range of teas and serving styles, making it a versatile addition to tea rituals and table settings. Key attributes Capacity: 1.2 liters Material: cast iron with enamel interior Style: handmade teapot with enameled interior, inspired by tetsubin design Function: designed for brewing tea and serving, with durable heat retention Compatibility: intended for tea preparation and serving; care instructions recommended to maintain enamel coating Use cases Home tea brewing: add loose leaf tea to the pot, pour hot water over the leaves, steep, and serve directly from the pot. Table service: bring a warm pot to the table for guests during tea time, allowing for shared moments and refills. Hot water for rituals: use to heat and maintain water temperature for tea ceremonies or other hot beverages, ensuring a steady supply of hot water. Care and maintenance Rinse with warm water after use; avoid dishwasher Clean with mild soap if needed, then dry thoroughly to prevent rust Do not scrub the enamel interior; handle with care to preserve the finish This product stays true to its traditional roots while delivering practical, everyday usability. It is designed to be a reliable, longlasting addition to tea preparation and serving, reflecting the combined influences of Chinese teapot craft and Japanese tetsubin style.