Since its establishment in 1934, Noda Horo has been the only company in Japan that has been integrating all the processes of enamel production in-house. They have continued to pursue their enamel business by repeating the process of welding steel plates to form the base, applying glassy glaze one by one by hand, and firing at high temperatures.
The surface of the enamel pitcher made by Noda Horo is resistant to acid and salt because of its vitreous quality, and is excellent in terms of hygiene, which is the most important aspect of a pitcher, because it is odor-resistant and easy to clean. The simple and beautiful shape without decoration seems to be a direct embodiment of Noda Horo's idea that "a tool should be something that helps people, comforts their mind, and can be used with peace of mind."
With a full water capacity of 1.7 L, you can use it to hold plenty of water or drinks. If you prepare a pitcher, you will never have to get up from your seat for a refill of water. Why not welcome it to your dining table as an item for enjoying your daily mealtime slowly?
This item is usually shipped in 3 business days. We will inform you of the estimated shipping date if shipping is delayed due to a shortage.
The enamel is made of steel sheet coated with glassy glaze and fired at a high temperature (850ºC). Due to the characteristic of the enamel, the cut section of the steel sheet may not be covered with glassy glaze, and some black streaks and dots may appear on the edges and surface.
Noda Horo
Pitcher
Size: About Ø130xW195xH199(Thickness 0.8)mm
Quantity: About 1.7L (Full Water)
Weight: About 550g
Material: Enamel
Unavailable: Microwave/Dishwasher/Dryer
*There are individual differences due to handwork.
Price: 6,000 JPY
Noda Horo
Since Noda Horo was founded in 1934 in Tokyo, they have been producing enamel products only for more than 80 years. They are considered as a representative enamel manufacturer of Japan and their products are loved by a lot of customers, so much that people often say "when it comes to Japanese enamel, it's Noda Horo." In 2013, their storage container received the "Long Life Design Award."
