Oigen Kurikuchi Iron Tea Kettle

Oigen Kurikuchi Iron Tea KettleThis iron kettle in the traditional Japanese Nambu style is cast in especially fine grand sand, which results in a smooth, unblemished surface that can last a century, if properly cared for. The Oigen foundry has been producing handcrafted ironware for over 150 years. Additional Information: Cast iron 8 x 6 inches Hand wash in hot water. Do not soak. Dry thoroughly.

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