"Cast iron serving pot"
This beautiful cast iron pot with carrying handle made of fine wood comes from original Japanese manufacture, Iwate Prefecture. He is handmade in traditional, very high quality, artisan production method - Nanbu Teki - from the best, selected iron ore. The Kamasada forge, well-known among connoisseurs, pays particular attention to the best quality of raw materials and processing. Nanbu Teki makes it possible to produce the world's thinnest and lightest cast iron products with excellent thermal conductivity and thus the best cooking properties and filigree design. You will be delighted by the incomparable taste. Your health will also benefit, because the natural iron of this cookware is known to effectively prevent iron deficiency. Iwate cast iron products are suitable for all types of stoves and even open fires (handles excluded). With a little care, this exceptionally high quality and beautiful pot can accompany you for a lifetime. Handling is easy, after a short time a non-stick effect is created by the \"bred\" patina. The modern, minimalist design was developed by Nobuho Miya, whose work was awarded the \"Good Design Award Japan\" and is a permanent part of the collection of the Museum of Modern Art New York. Cast iron cookware from Kamasada are highly regarded in the German fine dining industry and around the world.
All products are unique. Slight deviations from the picture are possible. Due to the artisan production, small irregularities in the shape and surface are possible and do not represent a reduction in value.
Use
Clean by hand. Care instructions are enclosed with the products in German.
| Colour: |
Black
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| Diameter: |
Ø 12,5 cm
Ø 19 cm
Ø 25 cm
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| Gift type: |
Cast Iron
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| Weight: |
Approx. 840 g
Approx. 1,8 kg
Approx. 2,8 kg
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| Cooker type/ application: |
Induction
Gas
Electric, Ceran
Grill, open fire
Oven
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| Suitable for induction: |
Yes
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| Capacity: |
0,45 litre
1,3 litre
2,7 litre
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| Pot type: |
Serving pot
General cast iron pot
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| Procedure: |
Nambu Tekki Cast Iron
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| Procedure/ Finish: |
Kamasada finish
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| Volume range: |
Up to 2 Litres
Over 2 to 3 Litres
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| Maße: |
12,5 x 14 cm, H 8,5 cm
19 x 20,5 cm, H 10,5 cm
25 x 27 cm, H 12 cm
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Product safety instructions
Kamasada
For over 400 years, artisans in Iwate Prefecture, Japan, have been crafting high-quality cast iron products using the Nanbu Teki process. This technique enables the production of exceptionally thin-walled products, providing designers with many possibilities. Nobuho Miya is one such world-renowned designer, and Kamasada Ironworks, the manufacturing facility founded by his family in Iwate Prefecture, brings his designs to life in excellent products. The workshop consistently produces cast iron products of the highest quality in both function and design using the Nanbu Teki (also known as Nambu Tetsu or Southern cast ironware) method. Nobuho Miya's works have been awarded worldwide and exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Each item is a handmade masterpiece that represents the outstanding skills of the artisans. Acquiring these skills requires extensive training and many years of experience.
Nobuho Miya's work is unmistakable, as it combines his expertise and experience with Nanbu Teki with his advanced quality as a designer.
Manufacturers:
KAMASADA CASTING STUDIO,
Konyacho
2-5,
020-0885
Morioka,
Japan,
kamasada@feel.ocn.ne.jp
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ORYOKI, workID Gesellschaft für Communication & Marketing,
Schäfersteig
37,
78048
Villingen-Schwenningen,
Baden-Württemberg
Deutschland,
https://oryoki.de
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