Wrought-Iron Frying Pan – 12″ (OUT OF STOCK)

Description

Curator’s Notes

The hand-forged frying pan is the centerpiece of Takayoshi Narita’s collection – representing both the artisan’s high level of craftsmanship, and his fine arts background. It was the first piece of cookware he created, and served as a catalyst in his pivot from fine arts to metalworking.

The pan is made from four pieces: basin, handle, and two rivets. Heat does not transfer to the handle as the rivets absorb the majority of heat when cooking. Everything is hand forged by Narita-san himself, requiring hours of physical labor to transform iron from a solid mass to a perfectly thin pan. The result is a gorgeous and highly functional pan that, when properly seasoned, becomes naturally non-stick.

Wrought-Iron Frying Pan was curated by Stevenson Aung

Designer/Maker

Designer: Takayoshi Narita

Maker: Takayoshi Narita

Specifications

Dimensions:

Without handle: 12” (w) x 12” (l) x 1.6” (h) or 30.5cm (w) x 30.5cm (l) x 4.1cm (h)

Handle length: 7” (l) or 18cm (l)

Weight:

2.3 lb or 1043 g

Materials:

Wrought-iron

Details

• Handcrafted in Japan
• Handle is securely attached to pan with two rivets
• Features a hole on the handle for hanging

• Seasoning the pan prior to first use and periodically for maintenance is recommended