Craftsmanship in Tsubame City, Niigata Prefecture: "Monozukuri" (Manufacturing) Starting with "Wakugi-kaji" (Japanese nail forging) 400 years ago, the city's manufacturing has flourished, including "Tsuiki-doki" (hammered copperware) originating from the development of the Manze copper mine in the mid-Edo period, as well as the production of "Yatate" (portable writing sets), "Kiseru" (smoking pipes), and "Yasuri" (files). Despite facing several crises, such as the decline of Japanese nails and the rise of Western tableware, Tsubame has always transformed and evolved, leading to its current industries. As a "town of craftsmen," artisans constantly strive to improve their skills and continuously manufacture and develop new products. Tsubame's "Monozukuri" is passed down from craftsman to craftsman. Many factories are involved in a single product, and craftsmen who have mastered a single technique for each process are involved in manufacturing. It's as if the entire city of Tsubame is one large factory. ■ Product Specifications ○ Item No. / CNE307 ○ Product Name / Pure Copper Kettle 2.4L ○ Contents / Pure Copper Kettle 2.4L, Polishing Agent x 1 each ○ Main Materials / ＜Body/Lid＞ Copper ＜Handle/Knob＞ Brass, Natural Wood ○ Capacity / 2.4L ○ Size / Diameter 180 x 210 x H165mm ○ Weight / 687g ○ Country of Origin: Japan ※ Not compatible with IH, for direct fire only. Thank you.