Japanese Donabe Clay Pot, 2.8 Litre, Handmade in Japan Good for 4-5 people

Description

Product Description

Benefit from the style of sizzling pot authentic delicacies with this handmade Japanese pot. Nice for cooking a wide range of totally different dishes, it is going to preserve your sizzling meals heat. The pot can maintain as much as roughly 2.8 liters, which is sweet for roughly 4-5 folks. It measures roughly 11.4 x 7.3″. Made in Japan.

Conventional Japanese Scorching Pot

Japanese donabes are a staple in Japanese households. They’ve been used for a few years to create a wide range of scrumptious dishes, and for maintaining them sizzling. Every pot is made by expert craftsmen in Japan

Banko-Yaki Ceramics

This pot is made with particular kind of ceramics referred to as Banko-Yaki. Banko-Yaki is a well-known ceramic in Mie, Japan. It’s recognized for being sturdy and heat-resistant, and in addition for retaining the flavour of liquids that it’s used with. Banko-Yaki can be used to provide many conventional Japanese teapots.

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$197.95$197.95
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Dimensions
12.2 x 11 x 6.5 11.4 x 7.3″ 10.2 x 6.9″ 8.7 x 5.5″ 7.9 x 7.9 x 8.3″

Capability
3.2 Litres 2.8 Litres 2 Litres 0.8 Litres 180 Milliliters of Rice

Type
Beige Floral Design Charcoal and Pure Brown & Pure Darkish Gray with Easy Design Black, Aluminum and Pure

Made In
Japan Japan Japan Japan Japan

Excessive warmth retention Japanese clay cooking pot (donabe). Nice for cooking a wide range of dishes, together with stews, curries, rice, soups, and so on.
Rigorously handmade by very expert craftsmen in Japan utilizing a conventional course of. Traditional design.
Materials: clay pot, heat-resistant ceramic.
Capability: roughly 2.8 liters. Good for roughly 4-5 folks
Approximate dimensions: 11.4 x 7.3″
Can be utilized for as much as 900°C (keep away from speedy temperature change).
Can’t be used on an induction range.