LOGOS x Bankoyaki Tabletop Water Stove

Collaboration with Banko-Yaki, a traditional Japanese industry, has resulted in a stove with outstanding functionality, with a body made of ceramics of superior strength that can withstand direct flame. The stove is easy to use, lightweight, and can be washed with detergent after use for easy maintenance! It is perfect for camping as well as for small BBQs in the garden or on the balcony. The silhouette of the stove, handcrafted by artisans, can also be used as an interior decoration.

The stove is made of ceramic in collaboration with Bankoyaki, which can withstand direct flame. The water stove, in which water is collected in the body and the charcoal is ignited by placing a fire bed on top of it, prevents the heat from the stove from being transferred to the table, reducing the risk of the table getting burnt.

A charcoal stove that can be used on a tabletop. By filling the ceramic with water, the body of the stove is prevented from heating up, thus reducing the heat to the surface where the stove is installed. Since the heat does not accumulate in the body, the heat is not too intense and the flavor of the food can be grilled without losing its flavor.

This is a high-quality product manufactured in a domestic factory, which also incorporates the handwork of craftsmen.

1) Fill the stove body with water 2) Place the fire bed on top and ignite the charcoal 3) Place the grill net on top and you are ready to go! The ceramic allows for washing with detergent, and it is light and easy to wash! The optional charcoal "Eco Coco Logos Mini Round Stove" fits perfectly and allows you to enjoy cooking with ease.

The tabletop water stove heats gently and gradually to lock in flavor because the temperature does not rise too high even when heated for long periods of time. Pork, chicken, and grilled rice balls, which need to be well cooked and tend to burn on the surface, can be slowly grilled without burning the outside.

With its Japanese look, it can create the perfect atmosphere for the Japanese seasons and customs, and its easy-to-use size allows it to be used for camping, in the garden, or on a balcony. The silhouette, which is also handcrafted by artisans, makes it an excellent interior accent.

Banko-yaki is a type of ceramics and pottery, a traditional industry designated as a traditional cultural craft by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry in 1979, and an intangible cultural asset of Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture. The use of leaf feldspar (petalite) makes it light and highly heat-resistant. It is famous for its kyusu (teapot), fire pots, and earthenware pots, with earthenware pots accounting for about 80% of the domestic market share. At first glance, outdoor activities may seem to be separated from them, but the collaboration with LOGOS was realized because pottery, which is strong and can withstand open flame, can be used in outdoor scenes.