The natural terracotta clay color is combined with a translucent green rim, which together with our hand-made clay plate (sold separately) make a great presentation.
The natural terracotta clay color is combined with a translucent green rim, which together with our hand-made clay plate (sold separately) make a great presentation.
Whether used to serve a meal on its own or as a base for our Soup Bowl (sold separately), it makes for a great presentation.
Deep inside Mexico, in the semi-desert region in the Mexican state of Hidalgo, our cazuelas are made by hand by artisans whose craft has been handed down for several generations.
Deep inside Mexico, in the semi-desert region in the Mexican state of Hidalgo, our cazuelas are made by hand by artisans whose craft has been handed down for several generations.
The Molcajetes we carry are completely hand-carved by our artisans in Mexico from a single block of the best quality basalt volcanic rock.
The Comal has its roots in Mexico since ancient times. It is an essential tool used in many applications such as in preparing tortillas, toasting spices, and roasting vegetables.
The Comal has its roots in Mexico since ancient times. It is an essential tool used in many applications such as in preparing tortillas, toasting spices, and roasting vegetables.
Deep inside Mexico, in the semi-desert region in the Mexican state of Hidalgo, our cazuelas are made by hand by artisans whose craft has been handed down for several generations.
Deep inside Mexico, in the semi-desert region in the Mexican state of Hidalgo, our cazuelas are made by hand by artisans whose craft has been handed down for several generations.
They are great for serving accompaniments for tacos. Its beautiful terra cotta or dark glazed finish make a great presentation.
The Mexican Copper Cazo is used in Mexican households to make cajeta (also known as dulce de leche), carnitas, polenta, chicharrones, and atoles, to name a few.
The Mexican Copper Cazo is used in Mexican households to make cajeta (also known as dulce de leche), carnitas, polenta, chicharrones, and atoles, to name a few.
Deep inside Mexico, in the semi-desert region in the Mexican state of Hidalgo, our cazuelas are made by hand by artisans whose craft has been handed down for several generations.
Deep inside Mexico, in the semi-desert region in the Mexican state of Hidalgo, our cazuelas are made by hand by artisans whose craft has been handed down for several generations.
This whimsical Pomaireware™ Pan is a great collector's item and utilitarian, perfect for serving but also roasting and broiling.
Most Comals sold in the United States are made of Cast Iron, but these are authentic clay Comals made with natural untreated clay (comal de barro) and coveted for their slow heat distribution.
Most Comals sold in the United States are made of Cast Iron, but these are authentic clay Comals made with natural untreated clay (comal de barro) and coveted for their slow heat distribution.
Deep inside Mexico, in the semi-desert region in the Mexican state of Hidalgo, our cazuelas are made by hand by artisans whose craft has been handed down for several generations.
Deep inside Mexico, in the semi-desert region in the Mexican state of Hidalgo, our cazuelas are made by hand by artisans whose craft has been handed down for several generations.
Deep inside Mexico, in the semi-desert region in the Mexican state of Hidalgo, our cazuelas are made by hand by artisans whose craft has been handed down for several generations.
Deep inside Mexico, in the semi-desert region in the Mexican state of Hidalgo, our cazuelas are made by hand by artisans whose craft has been handed down for several generations.
BLACK CLAY, LA CHAMBA SQUARE ROASTING PAN, a beautiful piece to bring to the table.
As its Aztec name (comalli) suggests, the Comal has its roots in Mexico since ancient times, however, they are also widely used throughout Central and South America.
As its Aztec name (comalli) suggests, the Comal has its roots in Mexico since ancient times, however, they are also widely used throughout Central and South America.
The finely ground clay is combined with a little water and mixed by hand. The artisan continues adding water and kneading the mixture, much like a bread maker kneads bread.
The finely ground clay is combined with a little water and mixed by hand. The artisan continues adding water and kneading the mixture, much like a bread maker kneads bread.