SOLD OUT - Large skillet PAN | SOLOBLACKSMITH

SOLD OUT - Large skillet PAN | SOLOBLACKSMITHThis pan is for you. 'You' the person that is sick of your non stick pans that are scratched to death after a year and now it is leaching toxic garbage into your food. The same pan with a loose riveted handle that's barely holding on. Or those of you that love their cast iron but want to flirt with newer, slimmer cookware something that gets hot fast and loves to be tossed around! Perfect for daily use. Can be used on gas, electric, induction or

This pan is for you. 'You' the person that is sick of your non-stick pans that are scratched to death after a year and now it is leaching toxic garbage into your food. The same pan with a loose riveted handle that's barely holding on.

Or those of you that love their cast iron but want to flirt with newer, slimmer cookware - something that gets hot fast and loves to be tossed around!

Perfect for daily use. Can be used on gas, electric, induction or convection hobs as well as in the oven or over an open fire while camping. The large pan weighs just 1600g, half the weight of a similar sized cast iron pan. 

Surprisingly, on the stove-top the handles of these pans stay cool to the touch. 

Features: 

•  250mm base diameter
•  50mm (minimum) depth
•  300mm lip to lip diameter
•  Long, steel-riveted handle 
•  Weight: 1600g

SOLOBLACKSMITH | SOLOMON 

My name is Solomon and I am The Solo Blacksmith. I aim to share with you the skills and products of an ancient craft.

My passion lies in teaching the self-reliant craft of forging. I hope these workshops will be able to accelerate the learning process of hobby blacksmiths or simply provide an interesting experience for people to enjoy. 

Building on traditional methods and using time-tested materials, I focus on a useful, rough and ready, pared back design. I believe raw materials are given value by skilled hands and time of the maker; it can turn a piece of scrap into long lasting objects of daily use.

Steel can be forged to make so much but creating functional tools is what drew me into this craft; pans for the kitchen, chisels to turn bowls, axes and knives to whittle spoons and endless possibilities abound.