Cast iron Teapot Tetsubin Chigusa 550ml OIGEN hand made in Japan

Tetsubin teko besi cor chigusa 0,55L E-098 (hitam/ Sebuah teko kecil yang lucu dan lucu dari rumput. Nomor model / E-098-G Ukuran / tinggi 11,8 cm x samping 15,5 cm x tinggi total 16,5 cm Berat / 1,1 kg Kapasitas / 0,55 L Bahan / Besi tuang Karena sifat pengecoran, ada beberapa perbedaan individu dalam ukuran dan berat. * Karena merupakan produk berenamel, tidak melarutkan besi dalam api. Model number / E-098 (G) Size / height 11.8 cm x side 15.5 cm x total height 16.5 cm Weight / 1.1 kg Capacity / 0.55 L Material / Cast iron Tentang OIGEN 185. Brand Story. Enjoy enjoying. The speed of change of the times is too fast. Our company may not be able to follow the competition of more convenience, more, cheaper, it may be out of the mosquito net. However In exchange for a convenient living, the pleasures in the living that ran away from the fingers that everyone might have forgotten, Our company keeps treating carefully forever and in the future. The thought of craftsmen. It is not in an environment where products are produced if you push the button. At the foundry, I grasp the sand and check its feel, sweat while looking at the color of the melted iron, and raising and lowering the heavy mold. In a sense, it may be close to the origin of making things, perhaps it is lagging behind in Japan. Although melting iron is selfish, it is beautiful, and sand making molds is stubborn that you have to see the mood every day. It is hard to get along with, but it is a pleasant day. Enjoy the ironware The thing made here will not be a thing to make everyone #39;s life convenient or easy. However, I think that it is a thing that makes me feel the pleasant feeling once again. Our company #39;s products may take a little time to use. I think that the trouble is pleasure. Please enjoy yourself with pleasure. The word OIGEN under the mark means the correspondence to the future borderless era, CASTIRON 1852 told that it is a foundry factory and included that it was founded in 1852