Iwachu Cast Iron Tetsubin Teapot with Dragonfly Pattern in Black & Gold meta-filter-Type-showcases

Iwachu Cast Iron Tetsubin Teapot with Dragonfly Pattern in Black & Gold meta-filter-Type-showcasesWe Say This Japanese cast iron teapot is quite simply stunning. Exquisitely made by the craftsmen at the Iwachu casting works in Japan, the design suggests a dragonfly hovering over the ripples of a pond. The teapot is hand painted in black with gold highlights. In Japan the dragonfly is a symbol of courage, strength and happiness, and often appears in Japanese art and literature. A Cast iron teapot will keep your tea warm for nearly an hour. The

removable handles for the plates (which convert them into frying pans)

is useful for a variety of modern kitchen tasks

ORIGINHand crafted in Japan

Nijo (Avenue of the Villa) is a sandalwood based incense with fresh floral notes

FEATURES 50 sticks of incense / 30 mins per stick

You can appreciate the subtle differences in shape and texture

Complete with height-adjustable brass filter stand

For meditation

and is expertly made from Amakusa porcelain with an inban-printed blue square pattern

Mainich-koh (Daily incense) has been the most popular incense in Japan since 1912

designed to bring an understated elegance to common everyday objects

simply place one of these high grade agarwood chips onto a mica plate (sold separately) placed on top of a lit charcoal piece (also sold separately)