Bankoware clay pots originate from the Edo period and is the top recognized Japanese Donabe. It has excellent heat resistance and convection - and can be used over direct flame for a variety of nabemono cuisines, stews, as well as for cooking rice. This is a special edition bankoyaki clay pot produced by Saji Kiln that features choju-giga, a famous set of painted scrolls belonging to kozan-ji with lively and whimsical depiction of frolicking Japanese folklore animals (monkey, rabbit, tortois) drawn in linear monochrome.
Medium Pot: 19.3 x 22 x 11.5cm; Capacity 0.9L (Serves 1-2; JP Size 6)
Large: 25.5 x 28.5x 14.5cm; Capacity 2.4L (Serves 3-4; JP Size 8)
