The brand behind your purchase

Iwachu

Traditional Nambu cast-iron cookware and teaware from Morioka.

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01 / Buying facts

What you can check.

Official website

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Warranty & support

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History on record

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02 / Company & ownership

Behind the brand.

Iwachu was founded in 1902 and remains a major producer of Nambu ironware. Its Morioka works cover mould making, casting, enamelling and finishing for cookware and tea objects.

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Iwachu — official source ↗

1902
The company begins its Nambu ironware story in Morioka.
20th c.
Tetsubin, teapots and pans become the core range.
Today
Core ironware still passes through moulding, casting and finishing there.

03 / Design & manufacturing

What happens where?

Designed in

Iwate, Japan

Sources · previous brand research

Iwachu — official company and origin information ↗

Manufacturing scope

Morioka, Iwate, Japan for core Nambu ironware

Sources · previous brand research

Iwachu — official company and origin information ↗

Design and production process

Iwachu was founded in 1902 and remains a major producer of Nambu ironware. Its Morioka works cover mould making, casting, enamelling and finishing for cookware and tea objects.
The selected products are made in Morioka, Iwate, Japan for core Nambu ironware.
Tetsubin kettles and enamel-lined teapots are not interchangeable; inspect the intended use and exact origin.

Sources · previous brand research