Sertodo Permian Copper Basin | Hammered Solid Copper | Recycled Copper | 11 Qt | 15" Diameter

Permian Copper Basin
Single-Piece Hammered Copper | 100% Recycled Copper | 11 Qt | 15" Diameter x 7" Deep

A cooking vessel that has been in continuous production for roughly 500 years, and one of the first pieces Sertodo ever sold. The first basins, sold out of the back of a truck more than twenty years ago, are still in use today.

The basin is made from a single piece of seamless hammered copper, in heavy gauge, with no joins or seams. The copper comes from 100% recycled sources, which makes it a lighter-footprint choice as well as a durable one. It is built as an heirloom: made to be used, made to last, and made to look good on the table or the counter.

The range of uses is wide. It works as a jam pan and for slow-cooked carnitas or polenta. It serves as a serving piece when presentation matters, chills wine and beer for a gathering, holds apples for bobbing at a party, and has long been used for bathing babies. At 11 quarts (10.4 liters), with a 15" diameter, 7" depth, and 10" footprint, it is large enough for a crowd and still easy to store.

Product details:

• Single piece of seamless hammered copper
• Heavy gauge, pure copper from 100% recycled sources
• Heirloom quality
• Diameter: 15"
• Depth: 7"
• Footprint: 10" diameter
• Capacity: 11 qt / 10.4 liters
• Uses: jam pans, carnitas, polenta, chilling wine and beer, bobbing for apples, bathing babies, serving and presentation

Why we love it:

• Seamless single-piece construction means no joins to fail
• Made from 100% recycled copper
• A traditional vessel with roughly 500 years of continuous use behind it
• 11-quart capacity suits cooking for a crowd, chilling drinks for a party, or serving
• Versatile enough to move from the stovetop to the table to the party
• Built as an heirloom to be used and passed on

Native Manor Note: Copper cookware is rarely made to last this long anymore. The Permian Basin is a single seamless piece of hammered recycled copper, in a design that has been in use for centuries and is still made to be handed down.