Miranda Style Japan Hammered Aluminum Lipped Yattoko Pincers Pan Silver Medium

Yattoko Pans Are An Innovative Japanese Cooking Tool, Named After Yattoko, A Pincer Used For Holding Hot Objects Without Handles. The Lightweight Aluminum Body And Uniform Heat Conductivity Make It Ideal For Cooking A Wide Range Of Dishes Including Simmering Assorted Vegetables, Japanese Hot Pot, Shabu-Shabu, Casseroles, And More. Plus, With A Spout, The Small Size Can Also Be Used As A Sauce Pot. The Black Coating Is An Eco-Friendly Ceramic Paint With Good Durability, Hardness, And Heat Resistance Up To 300℃, Which Ensures A High-Quality Cooking Experience. The Unique Hammered Pattern On The Pan'S Surface Adds A Hand-Made Feel And Makes Dishes Look Even Better With Its Beautiful Simple Design. Another Bonus Of Yattoko Pans Is Their Convenience, Easiness To Wash, And Compactness &Amp; Nestability With Other Size Pans. Furthermore, They Are Compatible With Dishwashers And Should Be Wiped Off And Stored In A Dry Location After Washing. However, They Are Not Compatible With Induction Cooktops And Should Be Handled With Care To Avoid Cracks From Falls Or Strong Impacts. The Idea Of Yattoko Pans Was Inspired By The "Shrines And Temples Of Nikko" In Utsunomiya City, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, Where Miranda Style Co. Was Founded In 2009. The Two-Story "Yomei-Mon Gate", With Its Brilliant Colors And Over 500 Sculptures, Is Particularly Famous. People Spend All Day Long Admiring Its Beauty, Hence It Is Also Called "Higurashi-Mon (Sunset Gate)".