Tea kettle induction, cast iron, OIGEN Japan

Design cast iron water kettle (Nambu-Tetsubin) Palma made of natural cast iron by OIGEN, Iwate Prefecture. Tetsubin are water kettles traditionally used for boiling tea water for tea ceremony. Due to the incomparable material and purely natural production, the water is enriched with iron and minerals. Tea connoisseurs in Japan but also worldwide are convinced that the tea thereby noticeably gains in taste and healthy ingredients. This kettle, Tetsubin, belongs to the design series Palma, which was developed under the leadership of Japan Creative and the manufacturer OIGEN. Jasper Morrison, the multi-award winning English product designer, has skillfully combined modern design with traditional craftsmanship. As a foodie, he has long been passionate about cast iron as a material for cooking utensils. The high thermal conductivity of cast iron cookware provides even heat, while its storage capacity keeps water warm for a long time. The cast iron kettle Palma is made with the utmost care. It is made of natural cast iron and the surface is finished in NOF method with pure natural products. The water kettle is when used properly and exceptionally sustainable, so these products are often used for several generations with pleasure. The manufacturer of the Palma series is the traditional Japanese company OIGEN, founded in 1852, from Oshu in Iwate Prefecture, which is known worldwide for cast iron products. Tea kettle Palma can be used on all types of stoves - electric, gas, induction.