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Here are the characteristics and composition of heat-resistant clay, precautions for handling it, and key points for recipes that make the most of heat-resistant clay pots. Composition and Characteristics of Heat-Resistant Clay
Heat-resistant clay is made by combining multiple raw materials to minimize thermal expansion and ensure thermal shock resistance when used over direct flame (firing temperature: approximately 1,180–1,230°C).
Patalite (leaf feldspar / 40–50%): The main component that minimizes expansion and contraction during heating* and cooling to the greatest extent possible, preventing cracks caused by direct flame. Plastic clay (such as kaeru-me clay* and kizuki clay / 35–45%): High-quality, fire-resistant clay from the Tōno region. It provides the viscosity and refractoriness necessary for wheel-throwing and mechanical forming. Chamotte (fired clay powder / 5–15%): Suppresses shrinkage during drying* and firing, and improves thermal shock resistance. Use coarse-grained or fine-grained versions depending on the application.
Modifying agents (kaolin*, feldspar, etc. / 0–5%): For fine-tuning the degree of firing density and color tone.

Most Important Precautions for Use
Never cool rapidly: Avoid placing the piece on a damp cloth or submerging it in water immediately after heating, as this can cause cracking.

Recommended Recipe: Layered Steamed Pork Belly and Cabbage
This dish highlights the natural umami of the ingredients, steamed using the moisture from the vegetables and the fat from the meat.
Instructions: 1. Line the bottom of a pot with cabbage and mushrooms, then spread the pork belly on top in layers. 2. Drizzle with sake and lightly sprinkle with salt* and black pepper. 3. Cover and cook over low-to-medium heat. Once steam begins to rise, steam-fry for about 5–7 minutes (it’s done once the meat is cooked through).

SD item code:17350146

Detail Price & Quantity
S1
1 in a small cardboard box
段ボール小箱に1入
(2601-1040)
(2601-1040)

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Item added on: 2026/8/18
Shipping Date
About 10 days
Dimensions
Φ245 × 205 mm, H 125 mm, 1,100 g, 350 ml
Specifications
Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Pottery
Package: Individual box
Year of manufacture: 2026
Product tag: None

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Here are the characteristics and composition of heat-resistant clay, precautions for handling it, and key points for recipes that make the most of heat-resistant clay pots. Composition and Characteristics of Heat-Resistant Clay
Heat-resistant clay is made by combining multiple raw materials to minimize thermal expansion and ensure thermal shock resistance when used over direct flame (firing temperature: approximately 1,180–1,230°C).
Patalite (leaf feldspar / 40–50%): The main component that minimizes expansion and contraction during heating* and cooling to the greatest extent possible, preventing cracks caused by direct flame. Plastic clay (such as kaeru-me clay* and kizuki clay / 35–45%): High-quality, fire-resistant clay from the Tōno region. It provides the viscosity and refractoriness necessary for wheel-throwing and mechanical forming. Chamotte (fired clay powder / 5–15%): Suppresses shrinkage during drying* and firing, and improves thermal shock resistance. Use coarse-grained or fine-grained versions depending on the application.
Modifying agents (kaolin*, feldspar, etc. / 0–5%): For fine-tuning the degree of firing density and color tone.

Most Important Precautions for Use
Never cool rapidly: Avoid placing the piece on a damp cloth or submerging it in water immediately after heating, as this can cause cracking.

Recommended Recipe: Layered Steamed Pork Belly and Cabbage
This dish highlights the natural umami of the ingredients, steamed using the moisture from the vegetables and the fat from the meat.
Instructions: 1. Line the bottom of a pot with cabbage and mushrooms, then spread the pork belly on top in layers. 2. Drizzle with sake and lightly sprinkle with salt* and black pepper. 3. Cover and cook over low-to-medium heat. Once steam begins to rise, steam-fry for about 5–7 minutes (it’s done once the meat is cooked through).

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Sea Mail From Sep.25th 2026 to Nov.27th 2026
Air Mail From Sep.9th 2026 to Sep.11th 2026
EMS From Sep.8th 2026 to Sep.11th 2026
Pantos Express From Sep.10th 2026 to Sep.15th 2026
DHL From Sep.8th 2026 to Sep.10th 2026
UPS From Sep.8th 2026 to Sep.10th 2026
FedEx From Sep.8th 2026 to Sep.10th 2026
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Heat-Resistant Clay Body: Composition and Features This clay body is formulated to provide high thermal shock resistance when exposed to direct heat (firing range: 1,180–1,230°C).
Petalite (40–50%): A low-expansion mineral that prevents cracking caused by thermal shock.
Plastic Clays (Gaerome and Kibushi / 35–45%): High-quality clays from the Tono region that provide plasticity for throwing and forming, as well as refractoriness.
Grog (5–15%): Reduces shrinkage and enhances thermal shock resistance.
Modifiers (Kaolin, Feldspar / 0–5%): Adjusts vitrification and color.
Key Handling Precaution
Avoid Rapid Cooling: Never place the heated vessel directly on a wet cloth or immerse it in cold water.
Recommended Recipe: Layered Steamed Pork Belly and Cabbage A simple dish steamed using the moisture from the vegetables and the fat from the pork.
Instructions:
Spread cabbage and mushrooms across the bottom of the pot, then layer the pork belly on top.
Drizzle with sake, then season with salt and black pepper.
Cover and cook over medium-low heat; steam for 5–7 minutes once steam begins to rise, until cooked through.
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