Delicious in Dungeon Senshi of Izganda Iron Double-Handled Pot DGM-002
Step into the culinary magic of the dungeon with this iron two-handed pot inspired by Senshi of Izganda from Delicious in Dungeon. Crafted in Tsubame City, Niigata Prefecture, by Summit Kogyo, a manufacturer with over a century of metalworking expertise, this pot turns everyday cooking into an adventure. While Senshi cooks with mythical adamant in the story, this real-world recreation relies on tough, high-heat iron that conducts heat quickly for crisp stir-fries and rich, concentrated flavor.
This official collaboration piece features exclusive engravings near both handles, based on new illustrations drawn by series creator Ryoko Kui specifically for this product line.
The pot measures 30 centimeters in diameter with a 1.2 millimeter bottom thickness, made entirely of iron with a food-safe clear silicone coating applied to prevent rust in transit; no initial seasoning burn is needed before use. Because of its traditional rounded base, it is not compatible with IH cooktops.
Handles can get hot with extended use, so grip with a cloth or mitt. After cooking, wash off any residue, dry over low heat, and coat lightly with oil before storing; leftover moisture can lead to rust. With this simple care routine, the pot is built to handle heavy use in your kitchen for years to come.
Dungeon Meshi “Senshi of Izganda” Iron Two-Handled Pot, inspired by the pot used by Senshi in the manga and anime series. Made in Tsubame City, Niigata Prefecture, by Summit Industry, a metalworking manufacturer established in 1919.
The pot is engraved near both handles with original illustrations hand-drawn by Dungeon Meshi creator Ryoko Kui, newly created for this Tsubame-Sanjo collaboration. Although the pot in the story is made of the rare mineral adamant, this version is made of durable, scratch-resistant iron.
Diameter: 30 cm. Body and handles: iron with clear silicone baked coating. Bottom thickness: 1.2 mm. Not compatible with IH cooktops due to its rounded bottom. The exterior rim has vertical press marks created during the manufacturing process.
