A lighthearted take on cast iron - Kikko has a raised honeycomb and dot design which is perfectly suited to bold bright two-tone colouring.

Sizes & Colours

Kikko comes in 0.55L (4-cup / 2-mug) size, enough for a good 'session' and the cast iron keeps the tea warm thanks to its heat retention properties.

We love the two-tone highlighting with gold or silver, but purists may prefer the plainer styles. Let us know if you can't see what you were looking for and we can probably get it in.

Brewing

Iwachu cast iron pots make brewing leaf tea easy. Just warm the pot with hot water to get it up to temperature, pop the leaves in the basket, add boiling water and steep for the appropriate time. As each teapot comes with a fitted stainless steel basket, there's no need to use a tea strainer.

Maintenance & Cleaning

Maintaining your piece of functional iron art is also a doddle.

Thanks to the handy enamelled interior, when you've finished using it (ideally whilst it's still hot) you just need to give it a rinse out and dry inside and out with a cloth.

Quality comes as standard with Iwachu, one of Japan's most respected foundries, and they are proud of their history. All the pots come in gift boxes containing a booklet detailing how to look after your teapot, with some of the history of the factory and the manufacturing process.

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