Material: Enamel steel plate

Capacity: Full water capacity: 1L

Weight: Approximately 620g

Maximum width: Approximately 26.8cm

Depth: 16.9cm

Height: 10.0cm

Daily Care

• After use, wash with neutral detergent and sponge, wipe dry thoroughly, and let air dry.

If You Burn the Pot

1. Pour lukewarm water into the burnt pot.
2. Add 1 tablespoon of baking soda and stir.
3. Add a small amount (2-3 drops) of cooking oil.
4. Heat the pot and when it boils, turn off the heat. (At this point, baking soda + cooking oil acts like soap.)
5. Leave for several hours, then when cooled, discard the contents and wash with a sponge. For severe burns, repeat several times. (※Baking soda may reduce the enamel's shine)

About Rust

• Due to the enamel manufacturing process, there are areas where glaze does not fully cover, such as edges (rim areas) where steel plates are cut, hanging marks and placement marks from firing hooks during production. Additionally, when the glass surface chips due to impact or dropping, the iron base (dull silver color) may be exposed. If moisture, acid, or salt remains on these areas, rust may occur.

Handling Instructions

• Cannot be used in microwave.
• Can be used on direct flame, IH up to 200V.
• Oven use is possible (except for lid).
• When using on direct flame, IH, or in ovens, always use oven mitts or kitchen towels.
• Dishwasher use is possible, but may increase rust susceptibility and dishwasher detergent may reduce shine.
• The enamel surface is glass-like. Do not subject to impact or dropping.
• After use, wash and dry thoroughly.
• Do not use metal scrubbers, cleansers, or detergents containing abrasives as they will scratch the surface.
• As these are handcrafted items, individual variations exist.