Kikuka Ame Nabe Pot (Size 8)

This is a Banko ware earthenware pot.

The item features a deep brown lid, generously coated with glaze, and a sturdy-looking pot set that seems resistant to any kind of heat, making it an attractive piece.

The large pot with a dome-shaped lid allows you to add plenty of ingredients for simmering without any problems. It’s perfect for hot pot dishes like seafood nabe, chanko nabe, sukiyaki, or anything else you might want to cook. Just having one of these on your table will give it the feel of a high-end restaurant.

Please note that there may be slight differences in appearance and texture between individual products. We appreciate your understanding in advance.

Banko ware is a type of pottery primarily produced in Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture. Its origins date back to the mid-Edo period, and it was named with the wish that "the works would last forever." The character "萬" (Ban) means all or everything, while "古" (Ko) refers to the passage of time. In addition to bonsai pots, Banko ware is known for its durability, particularly with heat-resistant items like teapots and earthenware pots.