Sori Yanagi Stainless Steel Kettle Yakan Mirror Finish 2.5L IH 11125 F/S

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Sori Yanagi Stainless Steel Kettle Yakan Mirror Finish 2.5L IH 11125 F/S
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● This stainless steel kettle was created by the world-renowned Japanese industrial design guru Sori Yanagi. This clean and sturdy kettle is made in thorough pursuit of user-friendliness. The bottom of the kettle is very wide to improve heat distribution and to boil quickly. It also looks sturdy and stable. The shape of the handle is also designed to make pouring water easier without putting unnecessary strain on the arm. The simple, warm design is popular for its everyday use. The kettle won the Good Design Award.
The size of the lid is significantly different from that of conventional kettles. The diameter of the lid is large, allowing for easy water supply. It is also easy to put your hand inside, making it very easy to wash. Ease of maintenance is important for something that is used every day. The unique curved handle fits comfortably in the hand and makes pouring easy. The weight is 815 g and the capacity is 2.5 liters. The cooker can be used with an electromagnetic cooker (IH), so it can be used with any heat source.
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