Blue and Gold Cast Iron Tea set

This is a beautiful set. Very high quality for the price. It has a lovely red and gold color. The metal is quite thick and heavy and keeps the tea warm for a good length of time.

Beautiful n functional.

The style, design, and color combination all make for one stunning, euphoric teapot.

Very cute teapot and cups (with cup plates) for the price. It’s nice and heavy and I like the worn iron look. Also came with a plate to hold the teapot itself to protect whatever you’re setting it on.

Beautiful set. Heavy cast iron. I have received compliments by everyone who has seen it. Two down sides. Does not hold much tea. Does not stay warm for more than 20-30 minutes.

My son loves it ,uses it daily! If cared for correctly it doesn't rust!

Wonderful quality perfect color just as pictured I love it!

I have truly enjoyed having this tetsubin. The ceramic coating makes it easy to clean and rust is not an issue inside the pot. There's no need to scrub the outside, just rinse with hot water and allow it to dry. Some things to consider before purchase: 1) I experienced a little bit of rust on the bottom of one leaf coaster for the cup, but it cleaned up easily with a little mineral oil. (That's to be expected with any exposed iron left to dry on a drying mat.) The bottom of the leaves are the only exposed iron of the whole set. 2) The item arrived with a small imperfection on the lid where black ceramic glaze had touched and small imperfections where the gold rims were not consistent along the edge of cups. I have enough experience with pottery to know how challenging it can be to dip cups into glaze without coating the outside of cups before sending to the kiln. For me, this is a testament that the set has been hand painted and dipped rather than machine dipped. 3) The teapot and cups are hot to the touch when in use; the teapot keeps the tea hot and somehow the tea cools quickly for consumption once poured into the cups. 4) The tetsubin cannot be boiled directly on the stove because it is glazed. Those who want to drink rust for iron deficiency should find an unglazed tetsubin. 5) The tetsubin is handmade in China, not Japan. This doesn't bother me in the least, but some people are tetsubin snobs lol. Overall, I love having this tetsubin. It is unique and the human imperfections add to its charm. It is beautiful. You will have to order the other two cups separately. FYI Giving gifts of 4 (i.e. 4 cups) is a huge faux pas to Japanese friends/coworkers/clients. Fair warning.