Homeland Rice Donabe
$192.00
Description:
Donabe is the Japanese word for 'clay pot' and describes the traditional Japanese earthenware pot that can be used directly over an open flame. This beautiful and authentic Japanese clay pot is designed by the all-female design collective called 'Homeland' and handcrafted using traditional methods and the highly prized earthware clay from largest prehistoric lake in Japan, Lake Biwa. With its rounded shape and 3 steam holes in the lid, this donabe is considered a rice donabe that can be used for cooking a variety of grains, including rice, quinoa, buckwheat and more.
Measurements:
7.25" x 9" with lid on
Cooks up to 3 cups of rice
Capacity 61 fl oz.
History:
Founded in 2020, Homeland is an all-female design collective working with traditional manufacturers around Japan to create timeless yet modern wares for the home. Their donabe collection is made in collaboration with Matsusho, an 8th-generation pottery kiln in Shigaraki-cho. A major center of ceramic production since the 12th century, Shigaraki ware is made from the local clay dug from ancient Lake Biwa, which is particularly suited to making large, flame-resistant stoneware.
Donabe is the Japanese word for 'clay pot' and describes the traditional Japanese earthenware pot that can be used directly over an open flame. This beautiful and authentic Japanese clay pot is designed by the all-female design collective called 'Homeland' and handcrafted using traditional methods and the highly prized earthware clay from largest prehistoric lake in Japan, Lake Biwa. With its rounded shape and 3 steam holes in the lid, this donabe is considered a rice donabe that can be used for cooking a variety of grains, including rice, quinoa, buckwheat and more.
Measurements:
7.25" x 9" with lid on
Cooks up to 3 cups of rice
Capacity 61 fl oz.
History:
Founded in 2020, Homeland is an all-female design collective working with traditional manufacturers around Japan to create timeless yet modern wares for the home. Their donabe collection is made in collaboration with Matsusho, an 8th-generation pottery kiln in Shigaraki-cho. A major center of ceramic production since the 12th century, Shigaraki ware is made from the local clay dug from ancient Lake Biwa, which is particularly suited to making large, flame-resistant stoneware.
Materials:
Heat-resistant stoneware and food-safe glaze
Variation:
Due to its natural material, each donabe will show natural variation in color, texture and tone. With use, the bottom of the donabe will darken over time, and the interior of the clay pot will also change color and patina with use.
Care Instructions:
Gas stove only and microwave safe. Not recommended for use on an electric or induction stove. Not oven safe. Never shock the dish by moving it quickly from cold to hot, or vice versa. Warm it slowly over low heat to start, and never submerge a hot pot in water. Never heat the pot while empty or when the bottom is wet, as it may cause the clay to crack. Never soak or leave liquid in the pot for longer than it takes to cook and serve as it may cause molding. Each pot should be seasoned according to included instructions before use. Always use a hot plate/trivet when placing a hot donabe on a table or countertop.
Heat-resistant stoneware and food-safe glaze
Variation:
Due to its natural material, each donabe will show natural variation in color, texture and tone. With use, the bottom of the donabe will darken over time, and the interior of the clay pot will also change color and patina with use.
Care Instructions:
Gas stove only and microwave safe. Not recommended for use on an electric or induction stove. Not oven safe. Never shock the dish by moving it quickly from cold to hot, or vice versa. Warm it slowly over low heat to start, and never submerge a hot pot in water. Never heat the pot while empty or when the bottom is wet, as it may cause the clay to crack. Never soak or leave liquid in the pot for longer than it takes to cook and serve as it may cause molding. Each pot should be seasoned according to included instructions before use. Always use a hot plate/trivet when placing a hot donabe on a table or countertop.
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