The soothing texture of clay ceramic, the vibrant freshness of seasonal produce, and the gentle warmth of flame;
They will transform your cooking experience into a moment of heartfelt artistry.
PETARI will Stand by the desire to serve the hartwarming home made cooking & Let you share the joy of authentic taste.
Life with PETARI
The Power of Clay will transform everyday cooking into moments of happiness.
With PETARI :Morning, noon, or night—any time, any season.
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Taste The Enriched Flavour of the Earth
Clay pots gently conduct heat, gradually passing through the optimal temperature range of 40 to 60 degrees Celsius, where starches in the ingredients break down into natural sugars. This delicate temperature control enhances the inherent flavor and sweetness of the ingredients. Furthermore, the far-infrared rays emitted by the clay pot deeply penetrate the food, creating a tender and satisfying texture.
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Seamlessly Connect Your Kitchen with Dining Table
Functional as cookware, yet elegantly designed like tableware.
It transitions seamlessly from kitchen to table, reducing the need for dish transfers and simplifying cleanup.
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Designed to Suite Mordern Life Style
With its excellent heat retention, PETARI keeps dishes warm even after the heat is turned off, preserving their freshly made flavor. It is also microwave and oven-safe, allowing for effortless reheating. Its compact, stackable design ensures easy and efficient storage.
Manufacturing technology for quality and safety
Ginpo Co., Ltd., the producer of PETARI, is Japan's leading manufacturer of clay pots.
With dedicated Japanese craftsmanship, they continue to create stylish and reliable clay pots.
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Superior Heat Resistance
The clay used in PETARI is specially formulated with petalite, a mineral renowned for its exceptional heat resistance, as the primary component. This meticulously crafted blend offers heat resistance of up to 650°C, ensuring safe use in high-temperature cooking environments, such as direct flames or charcoal grilling, even when precise heat control is challenging.
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Specially Blended High Quality Glaze
The glaze that determines the texture is entirely developed and processed in our laboratory. Using carefully selected materials, it achieves the perfect balance between the stylish texture of a serving dish and the functionality of cookware. By meticulously adjusting properties such as water absorption, shrinkage rate, and thermal expansion, PETARI ensures consistency while managing the natural variations inherent in raw, nature-derived materials.
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No Harmful Materials
The raw materials used by PETARI are free from lead and cadmium, substances harmful to human health. PETARI products are fired at approximately 1,200°C, ensuring that no components leach onto the surface, providing a safe and reliable manufacturing process.
Nature-derived colors
PETARI's colors reflect the natural tones of Mie Prefecture, where it was born.
It adds color and depth to dishes.
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Jet Black
This color recreates the color of the rugged surface of the Onigajo (“Demon’s Castle”) rock wall located at the end of Shichiri-mihama Beach, Kumano City, Mie Prefecture.
We pursued a deep black color formed by the accumulation of volcanic ash.
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Mud Stone
In the Suzuka mountain range situated in northern Mie Prefecture, volcanic materials and terrigenous clastic rocks, such as mudstone, are distributed throughout the region.
Mudstone is believed to have been formed mainly from mud accumulated at the bottom of the sea or lakes.
Fascinated by its calm and mysterious color like the deep sea, we have developed a glaze in a color similar to mudstone.
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Igneous Rock
This glaze has been developed based on the color and texture of igneous rocks found in the Higashi Kishu region, which were formed approximately 15 million years ago by the volcanic activity of a giant caldera volcano. These rocks have different shades of deep beige colors overlapping each other in layers. Because it was exceedingly difficult to reproduce such a complex color, we underwent a process of trial and error.
As a result of continuous efforts, we have finally achieved this sophisticated beige with just a hint of irregularity.
