Frying pan cast iron - Ø 24 x 4 cm - cast iron pan for all heat sources - Wooden handle - PFAS Free - Black
Information
| Length | 24 cm |
| Width | 24 cm |
| Height | 2.5 cm |
| Diameter | 24 cm |
| Weight | 2400g |
| Volume | 1.8 liters |
| Color | Black, Brown |
| Material | Cast Iron, Wood, Iron |
| Heat Source | Ceramic, Electric, Gas, Induction, Oven |
| Values | Handmade, Recycled Materials, Zero Waste |
| Made in | Ukraine |
| Brand location | Netherlands |
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At Maysternya everything starts with craftsmanship. Our brand originates in the workshops of artisans in Ukraine - where time, attention and quality are still the norm. Every product we make is an ode to tradition, simplicity and functionality. No better example of this than our cast -iron pans and kitchen accessories, a robust tool that lasts generations. Our products tell who we are: sustainable, honest and stylish in its simplicity. Made from pure cast iron with a natural wooden details, designed for every heat source and every kitchen - from the stove to the barbecue. It is not a trend product, but a timeless object that proves its value every day in the kitchen of hobby chefs and lovers of real cooking. Maysternya literally means "workshop" - and that is what we are: a place where with love and skills products create that make it daily special. By combining traditional materials with modern design and a sustainable perspective, we bring products that are not only beautiful and functional, but also tell a story. A story of origin, attention and quality. For example, Maysternya is more than a product line - it is a brand with a soul. And for your customers? A lasting experience in the kitchen.
