Kaico Japanese-made Enamel Saucepan, Induction Cooking Compatible, 18cm, White, K-001

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The lid makes it ideal for stewing.

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●Kaico—. It's the silky white "silkworm." A nostalgic ambiance. A completely new form of enamel that never existed before. ●The desire to create high-quality enamelware—that was the starting point of the Kaico series. Enamel, made from two materials, iron and glass, was combined with the meticulous craftsmanship of designer Makoto Koizumi and the skills of Japanese artisans to create a new form. ●Heat Retention—Enamel, created by fusing glass onto iron, has high thermal conductivity and excellent heat retention. This makes it a breeze for stews like pot-au-feu. Enjoy piping hot dishes that warm both body and soul. ●Acid Resistance—Enamel is inorganic, so it's resistant to both acids and alkalis, making it ideal for simmering jam. Of course, they can be safely used in dishes containing vinegar. ● Durability - Enamelware coated with a hard glass is virtually unaffected by stains or discoloration after cooking. They are resistant to friction and durable, allowing for long-lasting comfort. ● Cleanliness - The smooth surface makes them resistant to stains and scratches. This means they're extremely easy to clean and stay clean for years to come. ● Good Design Award Winner ● Designer: Makoto Koizumi - His tools are designed with use in mind. They feature a large opening for easy cleaning, large wooden handles that are easy to hold and don't get hot, and a wide base to absorb heat. The resulting shape is a simple and clean design, crafted from natural Japanese plain wood. The shape is unadorned and doesn't stand out on its own. I believe that the beauty of a tool lies in the way it complements its surroundings. ● Profile of Makoto Koizumi ● Born in Tokyo in 1960 ● Studied under designers Choei Hara and Shigemitsu Hara in 1985 ● Founded Koizumi Studio in 1990 ● Served as a judge for the Good Design Award from 2000 to 2003 ● Opened Koizumi Tools in 2002 ● Published "Design no Moto" (Rattles) in 2002 ● Published "to/to" (TOTO Publishing) in 2005 ● Professor at Musashino Art University in 2005 Dimensions: 36.0 x 18.0 x 12.0 cm (13.7 x 7.7 x 4.7 inches) Weight: 1.07 kg Material: Body: Enameled steel plate, Handle: Natural maple wood Country of Origin: Japan Capacity: 2.2 L (full)