Design: Timo Sarpaneva 1960
For the pot’s 50th anniversary Iittala offers a variant of Sarpaneva Pot, with an oval form and a capacity of 4 litres. Like the original, the oval Sarpaneva Pot consists of robust cart iron. Its interior is enameled. The pot with an oval form possesses two extra grand handles to be transported with cooking gloves without any problems.
Inspired by childhood memories of his grandfather's profession as a blacksmith, Timo Sarpaneva designed this modern day cast-iron pot in 1960. Combining an ancient cooking tool with new age design, the Sarpaneva pot is a true design icon.
Combining practicality and beauty this pot is a practical tool in your kitchen. You can use it in the oven, on the stove and as a beautiful presentation pot. Cast iron is one of the best materials for cooking because it stores heat, keeping food warm. The metal also cooks evenly and gently, perfect for stewing.
Timo Sarpaneva is considered one of the most influential Finnish designers. Born in Helsinki in 1926, this industrial designer and artist is internationally famous. Sarpaneva is renowned for his personal talent with glass. He simply loved to capture the light. He has won numerous awards, prizes and honors throughout his four decade-long career. His passion is to create objects that project joy in the everyday life. Timo Sarpaneva's work can be found throughout the world in art galleries, museums, books, shops and in our homes.
Works on gas, electric, glass ceramic, halogen and induction stoves.
Material: Enameled Cast Iron
Sarpaneva: 4.0L | 4 quarts, H 21.5 cm D: 21.5 cm L: 30.5 cm
EAN: 7037293000403
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