SUSTEAS Teapot Japanese Tetsubin Cast Iron Tea Kettle with Stainless Steel Infuser Black 900ml

This Japanese Tetsubin cast iron tea kettle is stunning! It heats water evenly and retains warmth for a long time, making every cup of tea perfect. The craftsmanship is excellent, with a classic design that looks gorgeous on my stove or countertop. It feels solid and durable, and the handle is comfortable to grip. A wonderful addition for any tea lover—both functional and elegant!

Enough capacity with good size, quite sturdy , good quality for green tea etc . Beverage can be served to guests with this tea kettle . It would add elegance to any dinner table.

Excellent teapot and even with the finest loose leaf tea, no leaves escaped the built in strainer.

Superb quality and such beautiful style. Unfortunately I ordered and paid for the 900ml and received the 650ml which is annoying. I don’t have time to deal with a return and no way to contact them for a refund of the price difference. Say thing that, the smaller size seems a good size for me to move around easily. As it’s pretty heavy. It keeps tea hot for a while. I say it would make a great gift for a tea lover.

Makes a lovely cup of tea and looks nice 👌

This is art! Beautifully made. Tea brewing game is on!

A happy customer here. We bought this kettle a few years ago, and it's still in great condition despite daily use. We approve and recommend this product.

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This kettle looks beautiful sitting on the stove. But it's more than just a pretty face. Full of water it will boil in 9 minutes on our flat top electric range. A second filling boils in 4 minutes. The handle stays perfectly cool when the water boils. Two notes: First, it is cast iron and quite heavy. Not a problem for us - we cook in cast iron all the time so we expected the weight and we're used to it. It is also well- balanced and easy to pour, which makes the weight less of an issue. Second, the little knob on the lid gets VERY hot. Our solution is in the picture - drill a 3/8 inch hole in a champagne cork and press it on the lid. A wine cork would work as well, but we liked the look of the champagne cork better. All in all a great purchase that we look forward to enjoying for a long, long time.

When this kettle arrives, the first thing you will notice is the splendid packaging. Imported from Japan where it was manufactured, the separate and attractive box itself makes a decorative accessory. The kettle is within a durable cloth bag, and another bag for the strainer, which holds the kettle. The instruction booklet is in Japanese, but as noted on the product page, the kettle may be used directly on the stove or if you prefer, only as a server. It is heavy duty iron; the spout will not chip and the lid knob will not break off with routine use. The fine quality is evident. I use the tetsubin every morning.

Lovely but I find the sieve inside is too shallow, or in other words, not tall enough. Should reach deeper to be submerged fully to allow full infusion

Die Teekanne sieht sehr schön aus und tut ihren Zweck. Die 800ml Größe Teekanne reicht für 2 Personen locker. Wenn man gerade kein Tee kocht kann man Sie auch als Deko benutzen was auch Super aussieht.

This tea pot is adorable!!! AND it came in a nice box, all wrapped in thick, protective cloth was was excellent as well. Felt like I was opening a gift. :) I read the instructions in replies here BEFORE doing anything with this tea pot. I boiled water in it to "clean it" before my first use and immediately put it back on the heat after emptying the water out. It dried within seconds. Made my first cup of tea today and the taste was fantastic but I also noticed what looks like rust on the inside of the tea pot. I bought this to heat up hot water for my tea bag tea. It is advertised that it can be used for that. I also see that making green tea is recommended to get rid of the rust. Questions: 1. Does it have to be green tea or will any tea work including herbal ones? 2. How often would I have to boil tea in this pot to keep the rust away? 3. How soon will the rust be gone? 4. Is it safe to use right now with the rust present? Please help. I have cast iron cookware so I understand about maintenance. No problem. I'm just trying to figure out the best maintenance for this little pot since I'm mostly using it to boil plain water in. I plan on updating my review when I see that the rust is going away. :) UPDATE: All cast iron needs seasoning especially when new. I've changed my rating to 5 stars because by boiling herbal teas in the pot it is quickly seasoning just fine. So if you are only using this to boil water, then from time to time boil some tea in it like they've said and it will season nicely. These teapots are just lovely. :)