VUDECO30oz Gold Black Japanese Cast Iron Teapot Kettle Set Loose Leaf Tea Pot For Loose Tea Cast Iron Kettle with Tea Infuser Japanese Tea Set Cast Iron Tea Kettle Japanese Tea Pot Wood Stove

The media could not be loaded.  When I purchased this product I was surprised to see how small and cute it was even though it was a bit on the smaller side and I was expecting something a little bit more bigger for an actual stove top I was quite pleased at how durable it was when it came to you how portable it can be I work from home and this little teapot works amazing with brewing coffee all you have to do pour your coffee grinds in the little infuser net and put your water in there put it on the stove top on very low because this little teapot is smaller than your actual large stove top so if you have a smaller little stove top it will work great put it on low and it makes the strongest coffee and quite frankly I think it’s a little bit better than your drip coffee because it boils the only thing is it doesn’t make any noise once it is boiling so you might hear a little bit of spill off coming from the tea pot so make sure you are watching the tea pot while it’s boiling because it does not whistle but it works so great when you have to work you can easily bring it with you if you’re going somewhere just make sure you have something to plug it up with so it doesn’t spill and you could take it in the room with you and it’s not huge and since it is cast-iron your drinks will stay hot for a very long time I love it and it does not take much space it is so easy to clean the only thing though is that once it is hot the entire tea pot is scalding hot so you must hold it by the twine handle or you will burn your hands but it is well worth it I said it on my table on a little cloth while I work

Tea pot is beautifully crafted of durable cast iron. Use on a fine table or a camp stove. Strong enough to past this treasure to future generations to express your love of tea.

Love this tea pot. Traditional varieties don't hold heat very well, tea goes cold quickly. Infuser makes this very easy to use with loose leaf tea and tea bags. If you're not a fan of tea, this pot is very decorative. I do not recommend using as humidifier on wood stove. This holds 30 oz water, I go thru 2 gal. water in a day. You would also have big problem w mineral build up. Why ruin such a pretty tea pot?

Very nice and just the right size for me. Makes about 2 large cups or 3 small cups of tea. I set it on the stove burner, boil water, then steep the bags or loose leaf right in the pot. Has a nice spout design that pours easily without spilling or dripping. When tea is gone I give it a quick rinse and set back on the burner, all the moisture evaporates and leaves the pot dry so the cast iron doesn’t rust over time. Looks beautiful and I leave it right on the stove and don’t feel a need to store it away. The rope binding on handle is a little loose and may need to be replaced at some point.

No issues, super cute and heats up fast. When reading instructions it mentions the rust and white residue and how that is normal. You should not be washing it out or you can ruin the finish.

This teapot is heavy, very sturdy. The twine wrapping on the handle prevents burns. I use this on my gas stove so it has direct fire contact. It hasn't shown any signs of wear other than a few slight (like pen mark sized) rust spots where I left the lid on after using it. These were easily scrubbed off. I recommend removing the lid to let it dry before storing, so that was my fault. Other than that this is a 10/10 would recommend!

Was very pretty and sturdy but much smaller than anticipated even after looking at the measurements.

I got this and a tea sample kit for my mom for Christmas. She ended up using it that night and is using it 3-5 times per week. It also is pretty, so it can sit out on the stove for looks. The cord on the handle really doesn’t get hot, so I was able to not use a pot holder.