Nanbu Tekki Ironware made in Japan
Nanbu Tekki is a metalwork made in Iwate Prefecture. It is a traditional craft that originated in the Edo period (1603-1867), and was named “Nanbu Tekki” (Southern Ironware) because it was made in the Nanbu domain.
Nambu ironware is characterized by its resistance to rust and longevity, even heat transmission, and excellent heat retention properties. The weight and stability of ironware, coupled with its unique rough texture, make it attractive for its rustic beauty.
Various patterns are applied by craftsmen to tetsubin (iron kettles), which are representative of Nambu tetsuki ware. The convex and concave arare pattern on the surface is used on Nambu tetsubin in order to increase the surface area of the tetsubin. Currently, colorful as well as black tetsubin are popular.
Nambu ironware pots and pans are also an indispensable item for Japanese cooking. They are characterized by their high heat retention and low heat irregularity. They enable you to prepare delicious dishes that are heated to the core in a short time.
Yamadaya can provide tetsubin and pots in various shapes and sizes upon request. Please feel free to contact us.
Minimum order quantity: 1 set
$135.00 – $1,000.00
Instruction for use
It is very heavy, so please handle it with care. This product has been baked to prevent rust, so please do not use metal spatulas, metal scrubbers, or other items that may damage the processed surface. It cannot be used in the microwave. Not dishwasher or dryer compatible. Do not cool down or drop it quickly. This may cause cracks or cracks. The main body, handle, and other parts become extremely hot during use and may cause burns, so be sure to use pot holders, etc., and avoid touching them directly with your hands.
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After lightly rinsing the main unit, fill it with water until the 8th minute and bring it to a boil over medium heat.After that, throw away the hot water. Repeat this 2-3 times.
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Do not cool quickly or drop. This may cause cracks or cracks.
Key attributes
Industry-specific attributes
| Design Style | Japanese traditional |
| Material | Iron |
Other attributes
| Place of Origin | Japan |
| Type | Water kettles, pot |
| “Nanbu Tekki” | Traditional craft passed down from the Edo period (1603-1867) |
| Product | Iron kettle |
Packaging and delivery
| Packaging Details | Safe packaging using cardboard and cushioning material |
| Port | Yokohama Port |
Supply Ability
| Supply Ability | 6 Set/Sets per Month |
Lead time
| Quantity (sets) | 1 – 6 | > 6 |
| Lead time (days) | 30 | To be negotiated |