Introduction: Nailhead designs are well known amongst zen lovers. Reflecting water drops with Green color, black enamel inside. 14 ounce (0.4 litres) capacity. Includes a removable stainless steel infuser for ease in brewing pure leaf teas.

The origin of cast iron teapots is beleived to be in China. Traditionally, they were used as kettles for boiling water. With the advent of Zen in Japan, these teapots (known as Tetsubin in Japanese) become more popular. They adopted the asthetic elements of Zen into their designs and emerged in the last century as more of a tea service item.

The use of cast iron emerged due to its ability to distribute heat evenly and keep the brew warm for extended periods.

In making the cast iron teapots, wooden patterns are first made to develop the design. Wood allows the artisan to intricately etch, carve or shape the teapot. For production, the wooden patternds are converted to metal patterns (the use of the material varies as per the manufacturer) and then subsequently to sand molds. Molten cast iron at 1600 celsius is poured into the molds in the final making of the teapots. Finaly details and cleaning is performed in the end.