Ikenaga Iron Works "Living with Iron" Tetu Iron Pot, One-Handed, 14cm, IH Compatible, Large, Designed by KOIZUMI MAKOTO, Gift Wrapping Available

This pot is designed by furniture designer Makoto Koizumi. The thick iron retains heat well, preventing the surface temperature from dropping when food is placed on it. This ensures instant cooking without losing its flavor. tetu Designed by KOIZUMI MAKOTO. Makoto Koizumi / Furniture Designer. Born in Tokyo in 1960. Studied under designers Choei Hara and Narimitsu Hara. Founded Koizumi Studio in 1990. In 2003, he opened "Koizumi Douguten" in Kunitachi, Tokyo, as a space to communicate his design. He has been involved in all aspects of design related to everyday life, from architecture to chopstick rests, and currently travels to manufacturing sites across Japan, continuing to collaborate with local communities. Size: 24.3cm (H) x 15.3cm (W) x 5cm (H) (body). Material: Cast iron. Country of origin: Japan. This pot is designed by furniture designer Makoto Koizumi. The thick iron retains heat well, preventing the surface temperature from dropping when food is placed on it, allowing the food to be cooked instantly without losing its flavor. tetu Designed by KOIZUMI MAKOTO. Makoto Koizumi / Furniture Designer. Born in Tokyo in 1960. Studied under designers Choei Hara and Narimitsu Hara. Founded Koizumi Studio in 1990. In 2003, opened "Koizumi Douguten" in Kunitachi, Tokyo as a place to communicate design. Involved in all aspects of design related to daily life, from architecture to chopstick rests, he currently travels to manufacturing sites all over Japan, continuing to collaborate with local communities.