Cast Iron
Featherweight Cast Iron Frying Pan
$ 124.00
Light. Weight. Cast. Iron. The Featherweight Cast Iron Pan represents the results of centuries of metalworking advancements by the metallurgists of Tsubame Sanjo. This collection of fry pans features walls that measure a remarkable 1.5mm in thickness, resulting in a pan that is nearly half the weight of a traditional cast iron pan while retaining all of iron’s superior heat conducting properties. Further reducing weight, the handle is completely hollow and features an oven-safe silicone end piece.
Though somewhat smaller than typical fry pans, the Featherweight Cast Iron Pan is designed to move seamlessly from a compact oven to the tabletop. Its high walls ensure food stays in the pan, and the sloped lip allows food and sauces to transfer easily from pan to plate.
The Featherweight Cast Iron Pans are preseasoned and ready to use immediately. It is safe for use on all cook surfaces.
About SSC
Sanjo Special Cast (SSC), is located in Tsubame Sanjo, a town in Niigata Prefecture that is synonymous with metal working. They have created a ductile graphite-rich “FCD” cast iron material that allows for an extremely strong yet thin and lightweight pan that retains superior heat retention and distribution.
Materials: FCD Cast Iron, Silicone cap (heat resistance 250°C)
Dimensions:
Care: See our journal for tips on caring for cast iron.
Tsubame Sanjo
Iwachu Cast Iron Deep Stew Pot
$ 328.00
Love Iwachu but need more room? The Deep Stew Pot is for you! Forged from robust and long-lasting Japanese iron, the Iwachu Cast Iron Deep Stew Pot is perfect for slow and low cooking and will make soups and stews shine. The tiered and sloped walls allow you to use many sizes of otoshibuta but also stands out when stored on the shelf.
Suitable for stovetop and oven cooking.
About Iwachu
A master maker of tetsubin iron teapots since 1902, Iwachu is widely recognized as one of the best cast-iron craftsmen in the world. The artistry of each piece is rooted in its traditional Japanese craftsmanship: led by generations of ironsmiths, their workshop produces beautiful, long-lasting ironware with a human touch.
*Note: Due to the size/weight of this item, it is not eligible for free shipping. Please contact info@rikumo.com if you have any questions.
Materials: Cast Iron
Dimensions: Height: 7.1”, Diameter: 8.8”
Care: Scrub lightly with warm water. For stubborn food remnants, use a touch of dish soap and a nylon scouring pad. Always thoroughly dry pan after each use, apply a light layer of vegetable oil with a towel, and store. Do not put pan in the dishwasher or soak in water. Dry immediately after use to prevent rust.
Morioka, Japan
Iwachu Cast Iron Large Casserole Pot
$ 295.00
Ideal for casseroles, stews, and one-pot meals, the Iwachu Cast Iron Large Casserole Pot is an ideal investment piece. With its smooth cast iron surface, it evenly distributes heat and retains heat well. Featuring a hefty lid and convenient handles, it effortlessly goes from stovetop, to oven, to table.
About Iwachu
A master maker of tetsubin iron teapots since 1902, Iwachu is widely recognized as one of the best cast-iron craftsmen in the world. The artistry of each piece is rooted in its traditional Japanese craftsmanship: led by generations of ironsmiths, their workshop produces beautiful, long-lasting ironware with a human touch.
*Note: Due to the size/weight of this item, it is not eligible for free shipping. Please contact info@rikumo.com if you have any questions.
Materials: Cast Iron
Dimensions: 9” Diameter, 3.25” Height
Care: Scrub lightly with warm water. For stubborn food remnants, use a touch of dish soap and a nylon scouring pad. Always thoroughly dry pan after each use, apply a light layer of vegetable oil with a towel, and store. Do not put pan in the dishwasher or soak in water. Dry immediately after use to prevent rust.
Morioka, Japan
Iwachu Cast Iron Tea Kettle
$ 221.00
Bring a little warmth to your kitchen with this modern kettle, skillfully crafted with the traditional Japanese arare (hailstone) pattern. A tetsubin, or cast iron tea kettle, was once a status symbol of emperors and scholars. Today tetsubins are important parts of the Japanese tea ceremony, and tetsubin craftsmen take at least 15 years to master the trade. Forged by hand in the workshops of Iwachu, this small style is perfect for an individual, well-steeped cup of your favorite tea.
About Iwachu
A master maker of tetsubin iron teapots since 1902, Iwachu is widely recognized as one of the best cast-iron craftsmen in the world. The artistry of each piece is rooted in its traditional Japanese craftsmanship: led by generations of ironsmiths, their workshop produces beautiful, long-lasting ironware with a human touch.
*Note: Due to the size/weight of this item, it is not eligible for free shipping. Please contact info@rikumo.com if you have any questions.
Materials: Cast Iron
Dimensions: Height: 7 1/2" (with handle), Width: 7 1/2"
Volume: 1 Liter
Care: Rinse with just warm water, no soap.
Morioka, Japan
Iwachu Zakuro Cast Iron Tea Pot - Navy
$ 220.00
Bring a little warmth to your kitchen with this modern kettle, skillfully crafted in a geometric style. A tetsubin, or cast iron tea kettle, was once a status symbol of emperors and scholars. Today tetsubins are important parts of the Japanese tea ceremony, and tetsubin craftsmen take at least 15 years to master the trade. Forged by hand in the workshops of Iwachu, this small style is perfect for an individual, well-steeped cup of your favorite tea.
About Iwachu
A master maker of tetsubin iron teapots since 1902, Iwachu is widely recognized as one of the best cast-iron craftsmen in the world. The artistry of each piece is rooted in its traditional Japanese craftsmanship: led by generations of ironsmiths, their workshop produces beautiful, long-lasting ironware with a human touch.
*Note: Due to the size/weight of this item, it is not eligible for free shipping. Please contact info@rikumo.com if you have any questions.
Materials: Cast Iron
Dimensions:L: 6.10" x W: 4.33" x H: 7.87"
Volume: 1 Liter
Care: Rinse with just warm water, no soap.
Morioka, Japan
Sori Yanagi Cast Iron Grill Pan
$ 209.00
Sori Yanagi’s famed Nambu Tekki pan combines traditional Japanese design with a modern sensibility. This iconic pan is crafted from a single piece of extra thick nambu tekki cast iron, a traditional Japanese iron casting technique that dates back to the early 17th century. The result is an all-purpose grilling pan that quickly and evenly distributes heat for creating delicious meals. The slightly curved edge allows for easy pouring while the cast iron fork can be used for both lifting and serving. Equally safe for use on gas, electric, or induction stove tops.
See our complete guide for cooking, caring for, and maintaining a cast iron pan here.
About Sori Yanagi
Legendary designer Sori Yanagi is known as the heir of the Japanese folk art movement. His inventive product designs, from common kitchenware to the famed Butterfly Chair, were the catalyst for the rise of modernist Japanese design after the 1950s. His kitchen tools embody his values of simplicity and practicality, celebrating organic form above trends, beauty above superficiality, and efficiency above frivolity.
Materials: Cast Iron.
Dimensions: Height: 3½" Diameter: 13"
Care: Scrub lightly with warm water. For stubborn food remnants, use a touch of dish soap and a nylon scouring pad. Always thoroughly dry pan after each use, apply a light layer of vegetable oil with a towel, and store. Do not put pan in the dishwasher or soak in water. Dry immediately after use to prevent rust.
Niigata, Japan
Iwachu Cast Iron Pot
$ 170.00
A one-pot wonder, the Iwachu Cast Iron Pot features hidden self-basting technology for tender braises and tasty rice dishes. The inside of the lid features specially-designed inner spikes that evenly distribute condensation for slow, continuous basting. Forged from Japanese cast iron, this stylish pot features superior heat distribution and retention that allows you to keep dishes hot and delicious even after they’ve been taken out of the heat. Its sleek design transitions well from stovetop to tabletop- use as all-purpose cookware and serving piece alike.
Suitable for all stove types.
About Iwachu
A master maker of tetsubin iron teapots since 1902, Iwachu is widely recognized as one of the best cast-iron craftsmen in the world. The artistry of each piece is rooted in its traditional Japanese craftsmanship: led by generations of ironsmiths, their workshop produces beautiful, long-lasting ironware with a human touch.
*Note: Due to the size/weight of this item, it is not eligible for free shipping. Please contact info@rikumo.com if you have any questions.
Materials: Iron, Enamel
Dimensions: Small: Diameter: 11" Width: 8 ½” Height: 5"
Large: Diameter: 12" Width: 9 ¾” Height: 5 ¾"
Care: Scrub lightly with warm water. For stubborn food remnants, use a touch of dish soap and a nylon scouring pad. Always thoroughly dry pot after each use, apply a light layer of vegetable oil with a towel, and store. Do not put in the dishwasher or soak in water. Dry immediately after use to prevent rust.
Morioka, Japan
Iwachu Cast Iron Pan
$ 82.00
Ideal for everything from frying on a stovetop to baking in the oven, a high-quality cast-iron pan is an essential investment for every kitchen. This style is skillfully forged from robust Japanese iron that distributes heat evenly along its surface. With just a little oil, its naturally nonstick surface can sear a steak or bake a cobbler with equal ease. Versatile and practically indestructible, this classic skillet is an indispensable cooking companion for life.
About Iwachu
A master maker of tetsubin iron teapots since 1902, Iwachu is widely recognized as one of the best cast-iron craftsmen in the world. The artistry of each piece is rooted in its traditional Japanese craftsmanship: led by generations of ironsmiths, their workshop produces beautiful, long-lasting ironware with a human touch.
Materials: Cast Iron
Dimensions: Small: Length: 14.4" (with handle), Diameter: 8.5" Height: 1.5" Large: Length: 16" (with handle), Diameter: 9.5", Height: 1.5"
Care: Scrub lightly with warm water. For stubborn food remnants, use a touch of dish soap and a nylon scouring pad. Always thoroughly dry pan after each use, apply a light layer of vegetable oil with a towel, and store. Do not put pan in the dishwasher or soak in water. Dry immediately after use to prevent rust.
Morioka, Japan
Iwachu Cast Iron Sukiyaki Pot
$ 80.00
Dig in! This sleek shallow pot is especially designed for making and serving sukiyaki, a Japanese hot pot dish best enjoyed when shared. The smooth cast iron surface evenly distributes and retains heat long after it’s taken out of the fire, ensuring your sukiyaki stays warm and delicious throughout the meal. The even heat distribution is also essential for cooking meats and vegetables all in the same pot. Stylish and practical, this beautiful pot features a pair of curved handles that lay flat when not in use.
Suitable for all stove types.
About Iwachu
A master maker of tetsubin iron teapots since 1902, Iwachu is widely recognized as one of the best cast-iron craftsmen in the world. The artistry of each piece is rooted in its traditional Japanese craftsmanship: led by generations of ironsmiths, their workshop produces beautiful, long-lasting ironware with a human touch.
*Note: Due to the size/weight of this item, it is not eligible for free shipping. Please contact info@rikumo.com if you have any questions.
Materials: Iron
Dimensions: Diameter: 10" Width: 9" Height: 2 ½”
Care: Scrub lightly with warm water. For stubborn food remnants, use a touch of dish soap and a nylon scouring pad. Always thoroughly dry pot after each use, apply a light layer of vegetable oil with a towel, and store. Do not put in the dishwasher or soak in water. Dry immediately after use to prevent rust.
Morioka, Japan
Iwachu Cast Iron Trivet - Kiku S
$ 41.00
This solid cast iron trivet is a stylish way to protect surfaces from candles, plates, cookware, and anything else you don’t want resting on your countertops. Its shape takes its inspiration from the Japanese chrysanthemum (kiku), a common symbol that represents longevity. It features three padded feet and is beautiful enough to leave permanently on countertops.
About IwachuA master maker of tetsubin iron teapots since 1902, Iwachu is known as one of the best cast iron craftsmen in the world. The artistry of each piece is rooted in its traditional craftsmanship: led by generations of ironsmiths, their workshop produces beautiful, long-lasting ironware with a human touch.
Materials: Cast Iron
Dimensions: Height: .59" Diameter: 7"
Morioka, Japan
