The donabe is a versatile addition to any kitchen. A mainstay in Japanese homes, the donabe is an earthenware clay pot that can be used to prepare a variety of nourishing stews, rice, and soups. A favorite for hotpot and shabu shabu, donabe are perfect for cold winter days. Extremely durable and long lasting, these atmospheric earthenware pots are a welcome addition to your home or restaurant. The unglazed white base and attractive crackled glazed lid make this donabe an elegant and understated choice.

About Ginpo
In 1932 the founder of Ginpo, Sutematsu Kumamoto, was a wholesaler of ceramics but had not come across any high-quality ceramics. As a goal to produce "high-quality manufactured goods" he founded Banko Shinko Yogyosho Limited, and began to mainly manufacture tableware, "Donabe" casserole pots and flower vases.

Ginpo official online reopened with Stay Fun! Project website. See what you can make with a Japanese donabe.