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"Fish & Grass" Ceramic Donabe Casserole
"Fish & Grass" Ceramic Donabe Casserole
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Some vessels are made to cook. This one is made to gather.
Shaped in the tradition of Japanese donabe pottery, this casserole carries the quiet authority of a piece that has earned its place at the table. The sandy terracotta body, fired to a rough, tactile finish, is crowned with a lid etched with a hand-drawn fish and grass motif — a symbol of abundance, drawn with the ease of something ancient.
The deep green glaze along the rim grounds the warmth of the clay. The steam vent on the lid does its quiet work. And the two side handles remind you this was always meant to be passed around.
For soups, stews, rice, or anything that deserves low heat and patience.
- Material: Ceramic clay (donabe-style)
- Diameter: 20 cm
- Compatible with: gas flame, induction, electric ceramic hob
- Includes lid with steam vent
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a donabe?
A donabe is a traditional Japanese clay pot used for slow cooking, soups, stews, and rice. It is designed to distribute heat evenly and retain warmth long after leaving the heat source — making it ideal for communal, table-side cooking and serving.
What is it made of?
It is made from ceramic clay in the donabe tradition, with a sandy terracotta body fired to a rough, tactile finish. The rim and handles are finished with a deep green glaze. The lid features a hand-etched fish and grass motif and a steam vent.
What hobs is it compatible with?
It is compatible with gas flame, induction, and electric ceramic hobs. It is also oven safe. Always heat gradually — avoid sudden temperature changes to protect the clay.
What can I cook in it?
It is ideal for soups, stews, rice, congee, hot pot, and slow-cooked dishes. It retains heat beautifully, making it perfect for serving directly at the table.
How do I care for it?
Hand wash with warm water and mild soap. Avoid abrasive cloths or harsh detergents. Do not put in the dishwasher. Before first use, season the pot by filling it with water and simmering for 20 minutes to strengthen the clay.
Is it a good gift?
Yes — a donabe casserole is a beautiful and lasting gift for anyone who loves Japanese cooking, considered tableware, or slow, communal dining. It arrives ready to gift.
Where is it shipped from?
Orders are fulfilled and shipped from our supplier warehouse. Standard delivery times apply at checkout based on your location.
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