Established in France in 1974, Staub, a brand known for its cast iron enamel pots, is releasing its popular "Baby Wok," a small pot with a glass lid, in a linen color exclusive to Isetan Mitsukoshi on August 22nd.



Staub's cast iron enamel pots, developed in 1974 in collaboration with France's master chef and three-star chef Paul Bocuse, are widely used by many restaurants, chefs, and cooking enthusiasts. The "Baby Wok" being introduced this time is a popular item that is currently difficult to obtain. Now, this popular item can be obtained in a color exclusive to Isetan Mitsukoshi. It is compatible with various heat sources such as gas stove, induction, and oven, and its small size makes it perfect for making ajillo or soup for one person. It is also convenient for making bread and sweets, and can be used as a dish on the table as is. During the period, cooking demonstrations using Staub pots will be held in stores.


Staub "Baby Wok" (¥12,000)