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Crisp, Juicy Deliciousness with the Naked Pan, Made with 75% Recycled Iron

Naked Pan is the modern heir of traditional crafts, Nambu-Tekki Ironware.
Traditional Nambu Iron Kettle has been created traditionally by a technique that does not require any chemical use to maintain its anti-rusting qualities. The NAKED PAN Series was born by applying even advanced, patented technique of such old wisdom to other iron cookwares.

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NAKED PAN is heated by the temperatures around 800 C to 900 C for approximately 1 hour on charcoal fire. This process generates an oxidized layer on the surface (Fe3O4), which is an anti-rusting stable structure.

Naked Pan is rust-preventive yet organic and environmentally friendly.  It is notable for the light gray color compared to traditional Nambu ironware.

Width 35 cm X Diameter 28 cm X Height 2.8 cm (Depth 2 cm)

What is Nambu ironware?
Tekki means ironware. Nambu ironware first originated in the Heian period (782-1191) in what is now Iwate Prefecture, Japan. This traditional Japanese art gained a strong reputation throughout the country in the Meiji period.

Nambu ironware is made with 75% recycled Iron!
The ironware is cast by pouring molten iron into a sand mold. Melting down old broken pots and pans and remaking them into new ones has been taken as a given since the olden days. Nambu ironware are 75% recycled products.

It is said that cast-iron kitchenware can last for 100 years, and you can pass the pan down from generation to generation, along with your family recipes.

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*Naked Pan Series can be used on induction heat (IH) cook tops.