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Nanbu Ironware Egg Teapot Large *Limited Edition

Nanbu Ironware Egg Teapot Large *Limited Edition

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¥35,399 JPY
¥35,399 JPY
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Color: Pure Black

This product is Made to Order. Monoya will let you know the expected delivery dates after confirming with the makers.

Discover the charm of this egg-shaped iron teapot, a delightful addition to the renowned Nanbu Tekki collection by Kukan Chuzou.

Based in Mizusawa, Iwate Prefecture—a hub for traditional Japanese ironware—Kukan Chuzou is celebrated for its simple, modern designs that seamlessly blend with contemporary lifestyles.

Crafted using the ancient namagata casting method, this teapot showcases the raw, earthy texture of iron. The gentle, rounded form and the sharp lines of the handle create a visually striking balance. The interior is coated with enamel to prevent rust, ensuring both beauty and practicality.

About the Artist: Hisao Iwashimizu
Born in Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture in 1964, Hisao Iwashimizu has been involved in the world of cast iron since 1989. His work, characterized by its simple yet elegant forms, has been exhibited in renowned venues such as the Museum of Modern Art in New York. In 2009, he established Kukan Chuzou, a foundry dedicated to creating contemporary ironware.

Product Details

  • Material: Iron
  • Size: 5.71" x 5.12" x 8.66" (145mm x 130mm x 220mm (including string height))
  • Package Size: 5.91" x 5.91" x 9.06" (150 mm x 150 mm x 230 mm)
  • Weight: 2.89 lbs (1310 g)

Care Guide

This is a teapot with an enamel coating on the inside. Not suitable for direct fire. View full details

Meet the Maker: Kukan Chuzo

Based in Mizusawa, Iwate, Kukan Chuzo blends tradition and modernity to craft elegant cast ironware.

Led by artist Hisao Iwashimizu, their kettles and teapots highlight the natural texture of iron and organic forms that suit any space. Over time, the kettles enhance water flavor, embodying the beauty of use and simplicity.

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