Name: Copper Mixing Bowl 11.8"
SKU: 3409
Availability: InStock

The Copper Mixing Bowl offers the perfect blend of durability and style. As with all of our cookware products, this one boasts a stunning hammered copper design that exudes elegance and class. Made from high-quality copper, this mixing bowl allows for quicker and more even cooking, saving you time and enhancing the flavor of your food. Don’t miss out on this incredible item from the masters of copper cookware.? Our specialized craftsmanship and attention to detail are reflected in each piece, made from 1.5mm thick copper and featuring hand-hammered finishes both inside and out. Suitable for all cooking surfaces except induction, this mixing bowl is a must-have for any kitchen. Keep it looking shiny with regular hand-washing and the occasional application of copper polish. Remember, the natural process of color change over time will not affect the performance of this cookware.?

About Amoretti Brothers: Amoretti Brothers is a renowned house of coppersmiths with Italian influences and over 15 years of experience of beautiful copper cookware and products made in Mexico.

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