Kanbin Teapot

Kanbin TeapotFrance's Mariage Frres has been importing and selling tea since 1854. Classic sake pourers inspired the shape of this enameled cast iron teapot, which was handcrafted using traditional Japanese techniques; the pattern formed by the raised dots represents the sky. While the use of cast iron serves a practical purposeit holds the heat longer than other materialsit also gives this teapot a time honored allure.

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