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Princess ➶⌒➴ˋˏ雑貨ˎˊᰔᩚ
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This iron kettle, featuring a dragonfly motif, began with the tea kettles of the 5th generation Oitomi and has been crafted for three generations. This is the 7th generation dragonfly kettle. Dragonflies are known as a lucky charm, beloved by samurai warriors during the Warring States period. It's not just a Japanese pattern; it's a motif highly regarded internationally, even by figures like Émile Gallé, who appreciated it as one aspect of Eastern aesthetics, and continues to be appreciated today. While it's a teapot, it can also be used to boil water like an iron kettle. It's made using the traditional kiln-firing technique. The fact that the inside is gray, without any enamel glaze, is proof of this. ★Recommended Usage In recent years, drinking plain hot water (sayu) boiled in an iron kettle has gained attention for not only providing iron but also for its beneficial effects on the intestines and its detoxifying properties. It's the perfect size for boiling a cup of hot water every morning.
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