Iwachu Bronze Goldfish Cast Iron Teapot – Japanese Tetsubin 0.65L (22 oz)

Bronze light glimmers across the surface of this iron teapot, where goldfish swim in quiet relief. In Japanese culture, the goldfish is a symbol of prosperity, harmony, and good fortune—often kept in summer gardens and celebrated in art as a reminder of grace and abundance. This very traditional cast iron tea kettle captures that spirit in lasting form.

Compact yet weighty, the teapot holds 0.65 liters, enough for a few shared cups. Its cast iron body retains heat beautifully, allowing tea to stay warm as conversations unfold. To pour from it is to join in a rhythm of calm, where design and meaning flow together like water around the goldfish motif.

What Makes It Special

• Authentic Japanese cast iron teapot (tetsubin) made by Iwachu in Morioka
• Bronze finish with raised goldfish motif, symbolizing good fortune and harmony
• 0.65L (22 oz) capacity, ideal for 2–3 cups
• Cast iron tea kettle that retains heat longer for enjoyable sipping
• A collectible iron teapot blending artistry, symbolism, and daily use

How to Use

• Rinse with hot water to warm the pot before brewing
• Brew loose-leaf teas—green, black, or herbal blends
• Pour slowly and enjoy as part of a mindful tea ritual
• Gift as a Japanese cast iron teapot rich in meaning and beauty
  
  

Crafted in Japan

Made in Morioka by Iwachu, Japan’s most respected cast iron foundry, this teapot reflects centuries of tetsubin tradition. The goldfish motif is more than decorative—it is part of a cultural language where patterns carry blessings and intentions.

This bronze iron teapot is crafted to last a lifetime with proper care. Balanced in hand, enduring in form, it reminds us that a teapot is never just for brewing—it is part of a larger story of comfort, continuity, and shared moments.