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Chagama are iron pots used to heat water to make tea in Japanese tea ceremonies. Influenced by Zen Buddhism, the ceremony is the ritualized preparation and serving of powdered green tea by a skilled practitioner. This is done in the presence of guests formally and served in a tranquil setting. A full-length formal tea ceremony involves a meal, two servings of tea, and lasts approximately four hours.
Facts and features:
• made from cast iron
• pot: 7.0" diameter x 11.0" height
• pots holds over 2 quarts of water
• weighs 20.5 pound (9.32 kg)
Imported from Japan.
Usually leaves our warehouse in 1-2 business days.
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