



Small cast iron pan
This small cast iron pan with lid is made by the Suzuki Morihiasa Studio foundry, which specialises in Nambu Tekki ironware. The sand-casting process makes the pan rust-resistant and gives it a finely textured surface. The interior has a smooth enamel coating that is suitable for all types of cooking.
Cast iron has always been a staple in Japanese cooking due to its durability, strength and ability to retain heat.
.- Material: Cast iron, enamel.
- Color: Metallicshimmering brown - textured outer surface with smooth, glazed interior.
- Size: 14.5cm(L) × 19.5cm(W)× 6.5cm(H).
- Weight: 965g
- Lids included
- Use:
- Can be used as a cooking pot or serving dish .
- Design: Shinichiro Ogata for Simplicity
- Handmade in Japan
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Beschreibung
STORY
Suzuki was able to hire on as a religious foundryman in Koshu, in the homeland of a Nanbu family, from 1625. The Suzuki family cast Buddhist altar fittings, a temple bell and served the order of the feudal clan from generation to generation. Morihisa in the 13th generation received national designation as an intangible cultural property in 1974, on which he was to have a breakthrough by setting a record. And Ararenanbugata iron kettle (Suzuki family 11th generation Kihachi make) became a commemorative stamp of a series of traditional handicrafts of sale on August 8, 1985. Making continues, defending traditional technology at present.
About Nambu Tekki
During the Keicho years of the Edo period (1603-1868), Toshinao, the 27th king of the Nanbu clan, built a castle in Morioka City (Furaihoujou) and planned the development of the city's districts. He also established the beginnings of various crafts, including Nanbu Tekki. The iron used for the Nanbu furnace was made from iron sand found in the Kokonohe area of the Nanbu clan, and the iron ore, gantetsu, was extracted from the Kamaishi, Ohashi and Kuriki areas.
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