TOJIKI TONYA Vancous delectable heat-resistant single handle frying pan (two colors)

Tojiki Tonya / The East China Sea region has been an important area for pottery production since ancient times. The TOJIKI TONYA project considers the Japanese food culture to be gradual. Under the rich background of the Mino region, it has developed excellent technology, which creates a tacit understanding between the Tao Da people and the customers, plus modernity. The element, the more optimized ceramics firing technology, provides a new proposal for the modern lifestyle, and establishes a brand that integrates the local production and sales supply chain. 👉 Heat-resistant single-handle frying pan, can be directly fired, can be placed in the oven, deeper style, juicy dishes can also be used! Beautiful shape can be served directly! Easy to use! 👉Features/heat-resistant soil The heat-resistant pottery contains feldspar (special heat-resistant material). Even if the heating causes a burden on the vessel itself, it has the property of not causing damage due to thermal expansion, and therefore will not be affected. As long as it is used correctly, this is a very useful material for cooking utensils. 👉Notes / ・Can be used in ovens and microwave ovens. ・Please do not use it in the dishwasher. The cleaning method is to clean by hand. Please dry the water thoroughly with a dry cloth before storing. ・It will cause dirt or mold, please do not soak and wash. ・Do not wash with metal or hard materials. Can cause corners or breakage. ・In case of high temperature, please do not touch it directly, place it directly on the table, etc. ・Do not use this pottery to cook tempura and deep-fried dishes, which are very dangerous. ・Please do not dry for a long time. ・Please do not let the high temperature pottery suddenly cool down. I am afraid it will break. ・Because it has water-absorbing properties and is not completely dried, it will cause mold, dirt and odor. 👉Product specifications Material / heat resistant soil Size / W235*D175*H83 Origin / manufacturing methods Japan