Company name: IWACHU Casting Works
Founded: 1902
Headquarters: Morioka, Iwate Prefecture, Japan
Main activity: Manufacturer of cast iron teapots
Company Description:
IWACHU Casting Works is a Japanese company specializing in the manufacture of cast iron teapots. Founded in 1902, the company has more than 100 years of experience in the production of these traditional Japanese kitchen utensils. Located in Morioka, Iwate Prefecture, IWACHU Casting Works prides itself on offering high quality teapots, handcrafted by skilled artisans.
Products:
IWACHU Casting Works manufactures a wide range of cast iron teapots, from classic and elegant designs to more modern models. Teapots are available in a variety of sizes, styles and finishes. The company's flagship products include engraved patterned teapots, teapots with flower and animal designs, and teapots with a lacquered finish. All teapots are built to last and are handcrafted with great attention to detail.
Environmental Commitment:
IWACHU Casting Works is committed to reducing its environmental impact by using sustainable production techniques. The company uses high quality materials and minimizes waste by reusing and recycling materials whenever possible. In addition, IWACHU Casting Works uses renewable energy sources to power its plants and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Awards:
IWACHU Casting Works has received several awards for its product quality and commitment to sustainability. In 2019, the company won the Good Design Award for its "Ryokusai" cast iron teapot, which was praised for its elegant design and functionality. In 2020, IWACHU Casting Works was also named a model company for its commitment to environmental sustainability by Iwate Prefecture.