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Micaceous clay pot, 4 L

4.9(26 community reviews)Rated 4.9 out of 5, from 26 reviews

Goes on a flame. Seasoning instructions included.

Micaceous clay pot, 4 L

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$185 USD

Sold byAlto Desierto Ceramics

In stock12 available

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Alto Desierto Ceramics

Albuquerque, NM

HISCEC member

Micaceous clay fired in Albuquerque, cookable and collectable.

Serves in English and Spanish

Member since 2024

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What this item is

Micaceous clay dug under permit in northern New Mexico, which is what lets this pot sit on a flame. It ships with the first-seasoning instructions, because a pot that cracks on its first use was almost always heated too fast.

Item code: ADC-OLL-4

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Package weight
3,800 g
Package size
300 × 300 × 240 mm

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This item is made in United States and ships from Albuquerque, NM. If it crosses the border, customs may charge an import duty deposit — a separate line at checkout, never folded into the price above.

Country of manufacture
United States
Tariff code
691200

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Community reviews

  • Ricardo Montenegro

    5Rated 5 out of 5

    Community review

    The seasoning instructions saved it

    I would have heated it too fast and cracked it. The card in the box walks you through the first firing and the pot has been on my burner weekly since.

    Reply from Alto Desierto Ceramics

    Glad it helped. Almost every pot that fails, fails on day one.

    38 people found this helpful

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