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Cast Iron Kettle: Autumn Nut Arare
Cast Iron Kettle: Autumn Nut Arare
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A tetsubin quietly used in everyday tea moments
Autumn Nut Arare is a cast iron kettle made for boiling water in daily use.
Its softly rounded form, reminiscent of ripened nuts, is covered with generously sized arare patterns across the entire body. Rather than aiming for decorative emphasis, this tetsubin is designed to settle naturally into everyday tea time, offering a calm and familiar presence.
A rounded form and a gentle, grounded presence
The body features a full, rounded silhouette that conveys both volume and stability.
Each arare pattern is intentionally large and evenly spaced, allowing every individual dot to be clearly perceived. The spout is formed with a gentle curve, while the handle rises in a broad arc, bringing the entire form into balanced harmony. The result is a calm and reliable usability that fits naturally into daily movements.
Bringing clarity to each individual arare
In this piece, the arare pattern is deliberately expressed at a larger scale.
For this reason, particular care is taken during production to ensure that each individual motif remains distinct and does not become visually lost. Within the restrained overall appearance, layers of careful judgment and handcraft accumulate to give each arare its presence and clarity.
Recommended For
- Those who wish to use a tetsubin in everyday life
- Those who prefer organic, softly rounded forms
- Those who enjoy observing the character of individual patterns
Specifications
Specifications
- Category: Tetsubin (Cast Iron Kettle)
- Material: Iron
- Manufacturing Method: Sogata / Yakigata (Full Mold / Fired Mold Casting)
- Size: W 145 × D 145 × H 220 mm
- Capacity: 1.2 ℓ
- Weight: 1.8 kg (3.97 lbs)
- Compatible Heaters: Gas
As each piece is made entirely by hand, individual differences may occur.
Heritage & Credentials
Heritage & Credentials
- V&A Collection — Kamasada's work is held in the permanent collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
- First Designated Traditional Craft — Nanbu Ironware was designated as a Traditional Craft by Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry in 1975 — the very first craft to receive this designation.
- 400+ years of tradition — Nanbu Ironware has been produced in Morioka, Iwate since the early 17th century.
Care & Notice
Care & Notice
Care
- Wipe off moisture after use
- Do not touch or alter the interior of the kettle
- Do not leave water inside after use
- Do not heat the kettle while empty
- After use, allow residual heat to dry the interior
- Do not use detergents
- Avoid storage in direct sunlight
Regarding Food Contact
This product has long been used in Japan as a vessel for boiling water.
Standards and interpretations regarding materials and surface treatments may vary by country or region. Please confirm and judge according to the guidelines applicable in your area.
About Shipping
About Shipping
We currently ship exclusively to the United Kingdom.
- Carrier: DHL Express. Shipping costs are included in the price.
- No Hidden Fees: We cover all customs duties and taxes (DDP).
- Dispatch: Lead time about 1 year.
About the workshop
About the workshop
