20.3oz Small Cast Iron Teapot, SECHUDO Cast Iron Tea Kettle for Stovetop Safe Coated with Enameled Interior, Cast Iron Tea Pot with Stainless Steel Infuser for Loose Tea (Black Gerbera Pattern)
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SECHUDO — Cherish metamorphosis in awakened senses; each day’s cup renews life’s essence.
SE(Sensory/Serenity): The moment boiling water hits cast iron, awakening all five senses.CHU(Cherish/Churn): The courage to cherish your pauses — because life’s best flavors steep in stillness.DO(Dose/Dawn): The daily ritual that doesn’t just brew tea, but brews a better you.
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SECHUDO Cast Iron Teapot Features and Benefits
SECHUDO classic cast iron kettle has been handed down through years of craftsmanship, each iron kettle will be carefully crafted by artisans, every detail reveals vintage luxury, fused with modern design to create a unique tea making experience. It is not only a boiled water to make tea, but also a highlight of home decoration. Every time you pour it, it reveals the endless interest of life, making daily tea drinking instantly upgraded to the enjoyment of taste. No matter when or where, it can add a stylish and cozy atmosphere to your life.
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SECHUDO products include teapots, tea utensils, tea ceremony related accessories and so on. Teapots include cast iron teapots, copper teapots, glass teapots and ceramic teapots. Tea sets include teacups, tea mats, lid holder, spoons, and warming stoves. The tea ceremony includes incense burners, incense sticks and ornaments and so on. SECHUDO products are rich and diverse, and have been praised and loved by many tea lovers.
Life need warmth and friendship, relaxation and health, color and taste.So the SECHUDO series of teapots has been working hard to achieve this goal by producing, developing and selling teapots in many colors, styles, materials and capacities.
SECHUDO combines classic design with modern aesthetics, combines art with practicality, combines home decoration with elegant living, and continues to offer more and better choices to customers who love it.
The small cast iron tea kettle can be used to make loose tea or boil tea for one to two person.The cast iron tea kettle full-load capacity is about 20.3oz /600 ml.
The cast iron teapot can improve water quality, enhance tea taste and retain heat better.
The cast iron teapot with enameled interior can prevent it rusting better and clean it easier.
The cast iron kettle have a removable stainless steel infuser for steeping loose leaf teas.
The cast iron teapot material is sturdy.And it can be heated by induction cooker, electric burner, charcoal, gas, infrared stoves etc.(NOT USED ON MICROWAVE).
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Customers like the teapot’s color options and find it to be of good quality.
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Maria Simons –
Love
In love! It is smaller but perfect for what I wanted. Itâs beautiful and looks great! Definitely donât pick up the handle without proper protection because it does get hot!
Marie –
4 stars for a decor piece
So thankfully this seller did not mislabel this a tetsubin, as many have of the same design (but a difference to a true tetsubin). This teapot is for decor, or steeping a small cup of tea, probably about 6 ounces actually. I should probably give it 3 stars for the steeping, but it is so beautiful, I cannot downgrade it.The steeping basket is cylindrical shaped, meaning not bowl shaped, meaning it does not bowl-out or flare-out a bit to allow tea leaves to have some floating-volatility to allow the swirling action to cause more flavor release. In other words, a loose leaf tea should be able to float freely within a pot as you pour the water over it. This allows more release of flavor. But the basket for this teapot is tiny and a straight cylinder shape, a small diameter. It is a small teapot certainly, but they could have chosen a better strainer “cup” to sit on the rim, that would have allowed more movement.NOTE YOU CANNOT USE THIS AS A KETTLE. This is FOR STEEPING ONLY.The inner enamel will end up cracking under the heat of being on a stove.”But there are cast iron dutch ovens” you say — Yes, certainly there are. And they are made with far thicker and higher quality enamel. If you use this on your stove you will soon or eventually be without a teapot. But then you could use it still as I do: as decor.Side note paragraph on true tetsubin kettles:A TRUE TETSUBIN (as you often see this type labeled in the USA) do NOT have enamel on the inside. That means a true tetsubin is indeed a water kettle. Then they use other ceramic or clay teapots for their flavor enhancing properties.A true tetsubin is used for the added flavor it gives water as you bring it to temperature (usually 175F, far under boiling, or what are called “fish eyes” where the little bubbles sit on the bottom of the kettle…. unless a tea such as white tea that requires a lesser temperature than that). Then because the tetsubin is unlined (it is protected cast iron on the inside, using a resin of a particular type that works like you oil a cutting board — an oil that protects the surface from rust), the tetsubin user still makes sure it dries from the heat of the stove after it is emptied of water, to further prevent rust.This teapot:This is a tiny teapot suitable for about 6 ounces of tea, perhaps you could squeeze 8 out of it. But I recommend you do not use the strainer basket, instead strain over your cup with another slightly larger strainer.In summary: this is a beautiful teapot, made for for its handmade-appearance and surface design more than steeping tea. It makes a beautiful decor piece, and a so-so teapot.Signed, an avid American shincha and sencha drinker, among many other types of teas
Malik Mammadli –
quality is good
it is good quality, I like it very much .
Lynette –
Love the color options
Well made
Amazon Customer –
Really cute, well made but small and for single use
Thought the kettle was bigger. Itâs really small
Jamie –
I love cast ironâ¦love this mini teapot
Yes, this is a mini teapot! But so cute and functional!!For my use, I filled with boiling water, to warm the cast iron. Then dumped out and added more hot water to brew tea. Because of pre warming it kept the tea hot for second cup! It was wonderful! It holds enough for 2 cups of tea.My only issue is that I wished it came with a base or something to sit it on.
Maggie E Stewart –
Very small
This kettle is definitely cast iron, but it’s very small. It’s good for making enough boiling water for 1 to 2 cups n that’s it. Kinda heavy, easy to use though. Just don’t leave water in it, that will cause it to rust. Very easy to use though n gets hot super fast. Easy to clean. Not bad on the wallet either.
babybaby1031 –
A bit pricey and very small
These teapot is shockingly small. It’s definitely a one cup only pot with stricter instructions that need to be noted before use. Though small, it’s definitely weighty but note that the lid gently sits on top of the pot and isn’t secured in any fashion. However the wire tea insert is a nice touch. I feel like this is a bit pricey given how small it is.