Kamasada Iron Kettles fathersday2021 the material underneath is beech

the material underneath is beech wood - a natural material

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Kamasada Iron Kettles fathersday2021 the material underneath is beechOverview Care Instructions Return Policy Description: For centuries, the cast iron kettle has been central to the traditional Japanese household. Made strictly for boiling water and not for steeping tea, the tetsubin (as the Japanese kettle is called), is made entirely by hand using traditional methods where heavy molten iron is poured into a single use mold a time consuming method reserved for high end tetsubin to achieve a detailed and decorative