hanging iron kettle; kettle suspended on a chain
Refers to a traditional Japanese iron kettle (often used for tea ceremony) that is hung from a chain or hook over a fire.
A hanging iron kettle is suspended over the hearth in the tea room.
Standard spelling with okurigana, clearly indicating the reading.
Kanji-only spelling, also used but less common than 釣り釜.
Compound of 釣り (tsuri, 'hanging') + 釜 (kama, 'iron kettle').