A traditional Japanese clay cooking vessel beloved for infusing a rich depth of flavor into everyday cooking. Made with heat-resistant clay from the Iga region of Japan, this earthenware cookware has been a staple of Japanese kitchens for generations. The porous texture of the clay allows heat to build and release slowly for gentle, even cooking. Brush stroke details on the surface give each pot a beautifully imperfect, wabi sabi look.
Why we love it:
An approachable introduction to clay pot cooking, not limited to Japanese dishes
Large enough to serve a crowd, but shallow enough to cook efficient weeknight meals
Pair with the Donabe Cookbook for simple, comforting recipe ideas
Dimensions: 8.1” dia x 5.1” H
Weight: 3.3 lbs
Capacity: 0.75 quarts
Material: Stoneware
Made in Japan
Hand Wash
Gas Stove and Oven Safe
Avoid the Microwave
All Things Donabe
These traditional Japanese clay cooking vessel have been a part of our kitchens since the early days of East Fork. Learn how to cook with donabes and care for them over time.