Banko-yaki clay pot, cooking pot, size 8, for 2-3 people, approx. 1900ml, white, open flame compatible, made in Japan 17697

This is an earthenware pot made by Banko ware (Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture), which boasts an 80% share of the domestic market. The rim is designed to be higher than a regular earthenware pot to prevent the stock or soup from boiling over. This is a versatile earthenware pot that can be used not only as a regular earthenware pot, but also as a rice cooking pot. Size: Approximately 25cm in diameter Material: Heat-resistant ceramic Country of origin: Japan (Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture) Capacity: Approximately 1.9L

Banko ware (Banko ware) is a type of ceramics and pottery from Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture that is designated as a traditional craft. It uses petalite and has excellent heat resistance, and is classified as semi-porcelain with properties between earthenware and porcelain. It is famous for its earthenware pots and purple mud teapots that take advantage of their heat resistance. By making the top rise deeper than the part where the lid rests, we have created a shape that prevents spills from boiling over.


Color: White
Size: No. 8
Manufacturer: Santo
Accessories: None
Material: Ceramic
Product weight: ‎2.22 kg
Home wash: ‎Dishwasher safe
Capacity: ‎1.5L or more
Contents: 1.9 ml
Diameter: 25 cm
Packing weight: ‎2.52 kg
br>Battery usage: ‎No
Brand birthplace: ‎Japan
Country/Region of Manufacture: ‎Japan