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Gold hammered stainless steel infuser teapot
Stainless steel Large Medium Budget With infusers Silver
Hand-crafted textures that provide a unique artisanal look to metal kettles 17 kettles · 12 brands
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Stainless steel Large Medium Budget With infusers Silver
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Stainless steel Medium Budget With infusers Silver
Stainless steel Medium Budget With infusers Silver
Stainless steel Medium Induction With infusers
It is decorative, but it also comes from how the kettle is formed by hand. Each one has a slightly different surface. The dimples are part of the copper body, not a printed pattern.
The copper hammered kettles are made for gas stove tops. Copper is not magnetic, so it will not heat on an induction burner. Use a gas flame or a coil element.
The inside of the copper kettle is coated with a layer of tin. That keeps the water from touching the raw copper. It also makes the interior easier to clean.
Copper versions run 1200 ml, 1300 ml, 1500 ml, 1600 ml, and 2200 ml. The stainless steel versions with an infuser come in 1200 ml and 1500 ml. Choose by how much water you boil at once.
These kettles are solid copper, hand-hammered to a dimpled surface. The copper is thick — around 1 mm gauge on some models. Many are tin lined on the inside so the water does not contact raw copper.
The hammering is done by hand, so the pattern varies from kettle to kettle. That texture is the point: it catches light and gives the copper a warm, uneven finish. The material is pure copper, not a copper-colored coating.
Copper hammered kettles come in 1200 ml, 1300 ml, 1500 ml, 1600 ml, and 2200 ml. That covers roughly 1.3 quarts up to 2.3 quarts. The smaller sizes suit one or two cups; the larger ones suit a full pot.
They are made for gas stove tops. The copper body heats evenly and responds quickly to flame changes. The tin lining protects the water from direct copper contact.