tetsubin

This is not really a tragedy, however, as I still have the glass one with the infuser basket that's good for green and white tea (the infuser basket does not allow black tea to expand sufficiently, however, and you can't use it without the basket because of the design of the lid) and the blue one from Target with the stupid hollow handle that gets hot, and the black cast iron Japanese tetsubin.

one bedroom one bath a/c worked fine 'till yesterday ladegard 2008

I've got Kenyan tea in my tetsubin, and plenty of lemon, cream and sugar.

Arrive at this post a little lost? Or tired? Fatigued and isolated? Elizabeth McClung 2009

August 30, 2005 at 08: 11 PM re: tea ... i've been a tasseophile and past tea-shop girl for a while: regarding the aforementioned cast iron/enamel pots, also known as tetsubin, you can find them wholesale from the Kotobuki company much cheaper than in specialty shops.

Tea and Toast Part III- Toast Lindy 2005

There are slew of Japanese tetsubin and they do happen to have M. s 'tea pot in TWO colors no less, at the Mariage Freres department in Printemps!

paris breakfasts 2010

This is also an homage to M. 's glorious tea pot or rather the Japanese tetsubin that I love to paint.

paris breakfasts 2010

The Japanese heat the tetsubin, a cast iron pot, over a portable charcoal brazier in the art of chanoyo, the tea ceremony.

graphic:DESIGN:basics updates 2008