OIGEN Cast Iron Kettle Egg Shape 0.55L

A Nambu iron kettle with a shape and texture that resembles an egg. Its slightly rough touch is reminiscent of a dinosaur. This small, palm-sized kettle is a playful creation by metal artist Shin Hirose.

It is the smallest size available for iron water-boiling tools, making it highly recommended for beginners using an iron kettle for the first time. Perfect for boiling hot water for one person every morning, or carefully brewing coffee and tea. It's just the right size to boil an amount of water you can use up by yourself.

Boiling water with the lid on may cause hot water to spout from the nozzle, which is dangerous. To release steam, shift or remove the lid when boiling.
If it is unstable when placed on a gas stove trivet, please use a heat-resistant stove net.

• Material: Body/Lid (Cast iron), Handle (Steel)
• Interior finish: Unglazed
• Exterior finish: Cashew paint for Nambu ironware
• Size: Max width (including spout) 153mm / Outer diameter 124mm / Total height (including handle) 164mm
• Capacity: 550ml
• Weight: 1.1kg

It becomes very hot during and after heating, so please be sure to use oven mitts.
Due to the nature of cast iron, there may be slight individual differences in size and weight.
Depending on the year of manufacture and the product, some of our products may not have the engraving (Nambu Seieido / OIGEN).