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A slim pot made by Tsukiusagi Jirushi, which spread the culture of enamel in Japan. This enamel pot was created in the image of the red kettle, a prop that made its presence known in director Ozu's first color film, ``Higanbana.'' The body has a smooth silhouette that widens towards the bottom, and a thin spout that flows smoothly, making it ideal for pouring drinks.The interior is coated with ultra-hard glass, making it highly durable and hygienic as it resists odors and stains. . In addition, since enamel does not generate metal ions, it is possible to boil water without changing the water quality, making it possible to brew delicious coffee and tea. A special specification with the moon rabbit seal and director Ozu's anniversary logo on the back of the main unit, and the color of the lid knob (black). Ozu's creations are carefully crafted with each and every prop, making this item a nostalgic, Showa-era scent.

What is enamel?
A material made by baking a glassy glaze onto the surface of metal, a composite material that combines strong but rust-prone iron with beautiful but brittle glass, making the most of the strengths of both strong and beautiful.

【detail】
Weight: approx. 618g, open flame: ○, IH: ×, microwave oven: ×, oven: ○, dishwasher: ×

Yu Nagaba
Illustrator, artist, Yu Nagaba.

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