Vermicular

Nagoya, Japan

Over 80 years ago, the Hijikata family first gained fame throughout Japan for their cast iron expertise. Fast forward to the 20th century, and two brothers who inherited the family business decided to use that know-how to create cookware like none other. Vermicular was born, and now their cast-iron induction cooker is a centerpiece in kitchens all over. (After giving it a try, we can see why.)

Maker

Vermicular

Japanese Cast-Iron Oven Pot With Standing Lid $270–$400

Vermicular Lightweight Japanese Oven-Safe Cast-Iron Frying Pan $50–$220

Magnetic Walnut Trivet $45–$75

Vermicular Japanese Cast-Iron Oven Pot $120–$340

Vermicular Lightweight Japanese Cast-Iron Frying Pan $45–$200

Vermicular Musui-Kamado Cast-Iron Induction Cooker $65–$670