Yukihira Pot

Curator’s Notes

Designer/Maker

Maker: Ambai

Designer: Makoto Koizumi

Specifications

Dimensions:

Small ’14cm’: 6.0” (w) x 12” (l) x 3.9” (h) or 15.3cm (w) x 30.5cm (l) x 10cm (h)

Medium ’16cm’: 6.9” (w) x 12.7” (l) x 4.1” (h) or 17.4cm (w) x 32.3cm (l) x 10.5cm (h)

Large ’18cm’: 7.7” (w) x 14.0” (l) x 4.3” (h) or 19.5cm (w) x 35.5cm (l) x 11cm (h)

Extra Large ’20cm’: 8.4” (w) x 14.8” (l) x 4.5” (h) or 21.4cm (w) x 37.7cm (l) x 11.5cm (h)

Weight:

Small ’14cm’: 1.06lbs or 0.48kg

Medium ’16cm’: 1.38lbs or 0.62kg

Large ’18cm’: 1.63lbs or 0.74kg

Extra Large ’20cm’: 1.94lbs or 0.88kg

Volume:

Small ’14cm’: 30.4 fl oz or 0.9 L (embossed increments of 200, 400 and 600ml)

Medium ’16cm’: 40.6 fl oz or 1.2 L (embossed increments of 400, 600, 800, 1000ml)

Large ’18cm’: 54.1 fl oz or 1.6 L (embossed increments of 400, 600, 800, 1000, 1200ml)

Extra Large ’20cm’: 71.0 fl oz or 2.1 L (embossed increments of 800, 1200, 1600ml)

Materials:

Stainless steel, Teak wood

Details

• Made in Japan
• Water resistant teak wood handle
• Body is composed of three layers of aluminum steel for excellent heat conduction
• Interior layer is stainless steel
• Outer layer is brushed stainless steel
• 1.5mm base for superior thermal cooking
• Connection between pot and handle is stainless steel
• Pots can be used on gas and induction stovetops
• High corrosion resistant
• Features a spout on both sides
• Embossed with milliliter increments on interior and exterior of pot for easy measuring
• Accompanying Stainless Steel Multilids found here and Japanese style Otoshibuta Drop Lids found here