KIYOSHI Luxury Japanese Tea Set - Midnight Blue Koi Cast Iron Tea Pot with Accessories
- HANDMADE KIYOSHI - Perhaps it’s the unique shapes, prints, and 2-Tone Colors we use for each Tetsubin that makes them the preferred Japanese tea pots for things like Corporate, Anniversaries, Weddings, or Engagement Gifts. Or maybe it’s because we treat tradition with esteem, (2 cups instead of 4 which is bad luck). Either way, Kiyoshi Luxury is only for those who “know” and honor special tea.
- THE MIDNIGHT BLUE KOI - Kiyoshi Luxury Tea Sets come in different designs, each one individually molded, and hand-painted in a labor-intensive two color process that produces the most stunning finish you’ve seen on any similar pot. They’re not a cheap Japanese teapot, which is great news for anyone frustrated with mass-produced clones. This design is Midnight Blue Koi, symbolizing good luck, strength and abundance
- WHAT'S IN THE SET? Contains one solid cast iron teapot weighing 3.2lbs that holds 27.05oz of your best quality Japanese Green Tea or brew of choice. 2 teacups with dotted design and matching ‘donut’ trivet, leaf shaped saucers and stainless steel tea infuser. Rust-Proof enamel inside, with a hand painted and glazed exterior, which makes this “tetsubin”, a tetsu kyusu! Made for brewing tea but not for boiling.
- SO EASY TO USE : This teapot is very practical for boiling water, making tea or even coffee. It works perfectly with electric stove, induction stove, electric stove, ceramic stove, halogen stove and even wood stove (great for camping). For boiling water, we suggest to not load more than 70% of the teapot otherwise hot water will overflow. Reminder : avoid heating without water. Instructions provided inside the box.
- FOR SPECIAL TEA - You may know that Iron is the traditional element for 6th Anniversary Gifts for Men or Women, and special tea sets are adored by those who respect the stillness of ceremony. So if you’re looking for something a step above “just a cuppa” or can’t bring yourself to gift loved ones a bad-luck set with 4-cups, check out the Kiyoshi Luxury Collection and choose now the right color for you.
Product Description
KIYOSHI Luxury - 7 pieces Tea Set - Midnight Blue Koi Fish
Handmade Tradition-Dipped Kiyoshi Luxury
Like all drinkers of fine, special and ceremonial teas, everything matters. From the teapot itself, its curves, looks, and life’s purpose of keeping hot tea hot, to the shape of the teacup, how it feels cupped in your hand and the satisfaction of a drinking edge that feels just right. Everything matters to the tea leaves you carefully chose.
And so, when Kiyoshi started hand making this quality of teapot we went straight to the 300 year old home of all Japanese teapots. And there, our team of artisans individually molded, hand-painted and glaze-dipped a range of different exquisite tea sets - The Color Trend Collection.
… It’s tradition-dipped luxury for those who ‘know’ tea.
Midnight Blue Koi Fish – Midnight Blue with beautiful Golden contrast
Kiyoshi Luxury Tea Sets come in different designs, and this one is Midnight Blue Koi featuring a labor-intensive dual color process to create the stunning Midnight Blue and gold effect. Included in the set:
- 3.2lbs Cast Iron Teapot (27.05oz)
- 2x Double Sized Teacups (4oz)
- 2x leaf shaped saucers
- 1x teacup-matching Trivet
- 1x Stainless Steel Tea Infuser
The koi symbolizes good luck, strength and abundance – a perfect gift of fortune for a colleague or graduate and a natural Christmas gift.
How to maintain your teapot
Before your first use
Wash the teapot and filter with clean water.
Dry the teapot with a towel.
Fill the teapot with clean water up to 70% of its capacity, then boil it for 5-10 minutes. Pour out the water and repeat the process two or three times.
Use instructions - Maintenance
Boiling water: After boiling water, pour it out and let the teapot dry naturally with the lid open. If the water is cold, pour it out and dry the teapot with a towel.
Making tea: Pour out all tea and leaves and rinse the teapot with clean water. Dry the teapot with a towel.
Notes
- Don't boil the teapot without water, and don't overfill it.
- Don't let water or tea leaves stay in the teapot for a long time.
- Keep the teapot dry when not in use.
- Wash the teapot with clean water only, and don't use detergent or a dishwasher.
- Be careful when pouring water, and use a towel to prevent the lid from falling off.