Iwachu Cast Iron Stew Pot

Iwachu Cast Iron Stew Pot

Forged from robust Japanese iron, the Iwachu Cast Iron Deep Stew Pot is perfect for the kind of low and slow cooking that makes stews and soups shine. Its tiered walls allow you to use many sizes of otoshibuta (a Japanese drop-lid) and stand out when placed on the dinner table, while the voluminous interior allows for generous helpings of a favorite meal. Suitable for oven and stovetop.

Iwachu Cast Iron Stew Pot

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