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The larger MATCH Pewter Pitcher should be used regularly to pour water or wine and stored in the open as an lovely decorative item

A deep everyday bowl

This pewter set of salad servers looks equally at home in both modern and traditional settings

Maru Japanese Cast Iron Tea Kettle spo-cs-disabled dig holes for transplantingCombining the traditional elegant Japanese aesthetic with modern sensibility this simply may be the most beautiful hand forged tea pot in the world. Born in Mizusawa, Ogasawara was the son of a cast iron foundry craftsman and worked alongside his father since the age of 16. While inheriting the techniques of Nambu ironware, he became a pioneer in cast iron crafts when he applied his modern designs to traditional production processes. With a career