The history of Tazen began when Tanaka Zenzo, a coppersmith whose skills were recognized by Date Masamune, was invited from what is now Osaka to Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture, in 1596. Initially, the focus was on creating decorations for shrines and temples, but as time went on, they began to make copper pots, such as kettles and pots, which were closely related to the daily lives of ordinary people.

The "Sendai Copper Pots" are a series of copper pots that were once beloved by people, which Tazen has recreated in a modern style.

Each copper pot is made by hand by Tazen's copper artisans, making it truly one-of-a-kind. Please enjoy the fusion of traditional techniques passed down from generation to generation and the sensibilities of modern artisans in the comfort of your own home or restaurant.