Cast Iron Build
Heavy-duty construction ensures excellent heat retention during brewing.
These traditional Japanese style cast iron kettles are built for stovetop use and precision brewing. Each set includes a stainless steel infuser to handle loose leaf tea preparation
Heavy-duty construction ensures excellent heat retention during brewing.
Traditional designs bring a classic look to the tea service.
Models include matching trivets and stainless steel infusers.
Juvale kettles utilize cast iron for durability and consistent temperature control. These stovetop-ready models are designed for loose leaf brewing with integrated filtration.
The cast iron build is designed for longevity and superior heat retention. These models are heavier than glass or steel alternatives.
These kettles function as both a boiling vessel and a teapot. They are safe for use on stovetops to heat water directly.
Available in 800 ml and 1200 ml sizes to serve between two and four cups. The smaller size is ideal for personal use or small gatherings.
Sets often include a trivet to protect surfaces from the hot cast iron. The removable infusers are made of stainless steel for easy maintenance.
The cast iron keeps my tea hot for a long time compared to my old ceramic pot.
I love the weight of the 1200 ml black kettle and the infuser fits perfectly.
The red 27 oz set looks great on my counter and the trivet is a very useful addition.
Yes, these cast iron models are designed as stovetop kettles. They can be used to boil water directly on the heat source.
The sets typically include the cast iron teapot, a removable stainless steel infuser, and a matching trivet. This provides everything needed for loose leaf brewing.
The collection features an 800 ml (27 oz) model and a larger 1200 ml model. These sizes are suitable for serving approximately 2 to 4 cups.
Yes, they are specifically designed for loose leaf brewing. The included stainless steel infuser keeps leaves contained while they steep.