Iwachu Cast Iron Tetsubin Teapot with Dragonfly Pattern in Black & GoldWe Say This Japanese cast iron teapot is quite simply stunning. Exquisitely made by the craftsmen at the Iwachu casting works in Japan, the design suggests a dragonfly hovering over the ripples of a pond. The teapot is hand painted in black with gold highlights. In Japan the dragonfly is a symbol of courage, strength and happiness, and often appears in Japanese art and literature. A Cast iron teapot will keep your tea warm for nearly an hour. The

MATERIALS Handcrafted 600 ml glass carafe

This smaller mug makes a great coffee or tea cup

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Asemi fuses time-honoured techniques with contemporary design

The range is designed to bring an understated elegance to common everyday items

conveying the fresh

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This incense holder features a slightly larger central hole and three smaller surrounding holes

This silver-plated brass tray is handmade in a small workshop in Tokyo

combining tradition with modern design details

MATERIALS 100% Porcelain

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