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Separately sold wooden handle to replace a missing or broken one.
Legendary designer Timo Sarpaneva’s clean, functional Sarpaneva casserole represents the ultimate in modern Scandinavian design. While the cast iron material and detachable wooden handle draw their inspiration from ancient Finnish folklore, recalling shelter from the forest and cooking over a fire. The ingenious curved wooden handle lets one lift the entire pot to the table or only the lid without burning one’s fingers.
With a wooden handle and a cast iron body, this ultimate design classic is as functional in the kitchen as it is appealing on the dining table. The Sarpaneva pot was designed in 1960 by Timo Sarpaneva and was awarded a silver medal at the Milan Triennial the same year. Combining design functionality with a traditional cast iron pot, Sarpaneva's inspiration came from his blacksmith grandfather. The Sarpaneva cast iron pots can be used both on the stove and in the oven. The enamel surface guarantees that no flavour sticks to the pot.
Free standard delivery to purchases over £200 for Myiittala members.
Standard delivery cost is £9.00. Delivery time varies according to destination; usually orders are delivered within 6-9 days. Express delivery takes 2-3 business days.
Iittala webstore customers have the right to return the unused products free of charge within 14 days of delivery.
Free standard delivery to all purchases for Myiittala members.
Standard delivery cost is £9.00. Delivery time varies according to destination; estimated delivery time is 5-8 business days. Express delivery takes 2-3 business days.
Iittala webstore customers have the right to return the unused products free of charge within 14 days of delivery.
Timo Sarpaneva (1926-2006) was an international force in Finnish design. A designer, sculptor and educator, Sarpaneva’s pioneering glass work merged art with utilitarian design. Besides glass, he also worked with textiles, wood, porcelain and metal. Sarpaneva’s unique industrial design that helped to pioneer Finland’s global design reputation. He has received much recognition throughout his illustrious career including the Lunning Prize and was twice awarded at the Milan Triennale. In 1976, Sarpaneva received the honorary title of Professor from the Finnish government. Throughout his long collaboration with Iittala, Sarpaneva was responsible for creating key hallmarks of the company’s style.
Häberli has designed a range of home products for Iittala with his Blues, Claritas, Festivo, Orkidea, Sarpaneva, and Tsaikka Collections.