Cast Iron Teapots

The quintessential cast iron teapot. A raised pebble texture across the body provides grip and visual depth, while the enamel-coated interior protects against rust and preserves the pure flavour of your tea.

A bold statement piece. The dragon — symbol of strength and good fortune — wraps the body in hand-cast relief. The deep crimson finish is achieved through a multi-stage lacquering process that deepens with age.

Inspired by the lotus — a symbol of purity and renewal in Asian philosophy. Embossed blossoms cover the body in a repeating pattern, and the teal finish brings a serene, meditative quality to any tea table.

Sourced directly from a third-generation ironware workshop in Morioka, Japan. The uncoated exterior develops a natural patina over time — each pot becomes uniquely yours. The enamel interior ensures rust-free brewing.

Cherry blossoms in full bloom, cast in iron against a deep matte black ground. The sakura motif — fleeting beauty, graceful impermanence — makes this pot a favourite gift for tea lovers and collectors alike.

Everything needed for a complete tea ceremony, presented in a gift-ready bamboo tray. The matching cast iron cups share the same heat-retaining properties as the pot, keeping each pour warm through the final sip.

The seigaiha — overlapping wave scales — is one of Japan's oldest auspicious patterns, symbolising protection and good fortune. Cast in deep navy iron, this pot brings a quiet, oceanic calm to the tea table.

A rare departure from the traditional dark iron aesthetic. The ivory white enamel exterior is fired at high temperature for a smooth, chip-resistant finish, while the interior remains enamel-coated for safe, rust-free brewing.

Wabi-sabi — the beauty of imperfection — guides every detail of this pot. The hand-hammered surface is deliberately irregular, each dimple unique. The warm brown finish deepens over years of use, becoming more beautiful with time.

Murasaki — the Japanese word for purple — has long been associated with nobility and refinement. Chrysanthemum blossoms, the imperial flower of Japan, are cast in relief across the body of this richly coloured pot.

Kogane means golden in Japanese. A multi-stage finishing process builds up layers of bronze and gold-tone lacquer, creating depth and warmth that catches the light beautifully. An exceptional gift for collectors and tea enthusiasts.

Mori means forest. Pine needles and bamboo shoots wind across the body of this deep green pot, evoking the stillness of a mountain grove. The colour is achieved through a mineral-based lacquer that resists fading for decades.

Tsubaki — the camellia — blooms in winter when all else is bare. This compact single-serve pot is sized for one mindful cup, ideal for a morning ritual or a quiet moment alone. The camellia relief is delicate and precise.

The crane is Japan's most revered bird — a symbol of longevity, fidelity, and grace. Cast in pale grey iron, the crane in flight relief stands out with quiet elegance. A timeless design that transcends trend.

Utage means banquet or gathering. This generously sized pot brews enough for six to eight cups in a single steep — ideal for hosting, tea ceremonies, or family gatherings. The diamond texture provides a secure grip when pouring.

Akagane — red metal, the Japanese word for copper — defines this premium edition. The solid copper lid and handle accents develop a natural patina over time, creating a living finish that pairs beautifully with the matte black body.