IWACHU

The cast iron culture in Morioka, Japan grew thanks to the popularity of tea ceremony during the Edo period. Local craftsmen improved their know-how and their teapots got famous all around the country. Since its creation in 1905, Iwachu is committing to making products suitable for a modern lifestyle and at the same time, to preserving a 400-year-old tradition. Today, this family-run company offers a large range of items including not only cast iron teapots, but also kitchenware, furin bells and other decorative articles.