Integrated Infusers
Stainless steel mesh inserts allow for easy loose leaf steeping.
SECHUDO specializes in traditional Japanese-style cast iron tetsubin and copper kettles for stovetop brewing. These models include stainless steel infusers for precise loose leaf tea preparation
Stainless steel mesh inserts allow for easy loose leaf steeping.
Cast iron models feature enamel coating to prevent rust.
Choose between heavy cast iron tetsubin or handmade solid copper.
SECHUDO kettles range from small 20.3 oz tetsubins to large 54.1 oz copper pots. The technical focus is on stovetop-safe materials like cast iron and pure copper paired with removable infusers.




SECHUDO focuses on Blue tea kettles, Stainless steel tea kettles, Medium tea kettles, Enamel tea kettles in the current models.
Read the listed parts and finishes — Dark blue Japanese cast iron tea kettle; Black cast iron stovetop kettle with infuser; Japanese black cast iron tetsubin with infuser — rather than a slogan.
SECHUDO kettles here match Blue tea kettles, Stainless steel tea kettles, Medium tea kettles, Enamel tea kettles as the titles describe them.
The useful differences sit in Blue tea kettles, Stainless steel tea kettles, Medium tea kettles, Enamel tea kettles, not in a brand slogan.
Based on 8 analyzed reviews
The small 600 ml cast iron pot is the perfect size for my morning cup of loose leaf tea.
I love the enameled interior on the tetsubin because it makes cleaning up after brewing very easy.
The copper kettle heats up incredibly fast on my stove and looks beautiful on the counter.
Yes, SECHUDO cast iron and copper kettles are stovetop safe. The cast iron models feature an enamel interior for added protection.
Most models include a stainless steel infuser or a tea ball. These are specifically designed for brewing loose leaf tea directly in the pot.
The smallest model is a 20.3 oz (600 ml) cast iron tetsubin. It is designed for personal use or serving 1-2 cups.
The copper models are handmade and non-coated for a traditional experience. The cast iron models are coated with enamel to simplify maintenance.