Alcohol Stove
Alcohol stove made of coarse-grain iron clay. and finished with a dark glaze. FThe unglazed surface reacted in a strong reduction atmosphere, creating a rich, organic surface texture with earthy tones.
Wood-fired at 1350 °C and slowly cooled through charcoal reduction. Each piece carries the unique marks of fire, ash, and flame. No two are alike…
Ideal for keeping water hot in a boiling kettle or boiling side-handle teapot.
Diameter: 14 cm
Height: 12,2 cm
The stainless burner is included
Please read Alcohol stove handbook before first use.
How to choose the right alcohol stove for a kettle or boiling sidehandle
The kettle must not be more than 1 cm smaller in diameter than the stove (sometimes up to 1.5 cm), otherwise it will not hold well on the three supports.
A small stove (around 14 cm in diameter) can be used on both a small sidehandle and the largest kettle. Technically yes, but aesthetically it doesn't look the best. That's why I recommend choosing a stove with a similar diameter to the pot.
Alcohol stove made of coarse-grain iron clay. and finished with a dark glaze. FThe unglazed surface reacted in a strong reduction atmosphere, creating a rich, organic surface texture with earthy tones.
Wood-fired at 1350 °C and slowly cooled through charcoal reduction. Each piece carries the unique marks of fire, ash, and flame. No two are alike…
Ideal for keeping water hot in a boiling kettle or boiling side-handle teapot.
Diameter: 14 cm
Height: 12,2 cm
The stainless burner is included
Please read Alcohol stove handbook before first use.
How to choose the right alcohol stove for a kettle or boiling sidehandle
The kettle must not be more than 1 cm smaller in diameter than the stove (sometimes up to 1.5 cm), otherwise it will not hold well on the three supports.
A small stove (around 14 cm in diameter) can be used on both a small sidehandle and the largest kettle. Technically yes, but aesthetically it doesn't look the best. That's why I recommend choosing a stove with a similar diameter to the pot.
Alcohol stove made of coarse-grain iron clay. and finished with a dark glaze. FThe unglazed surface reacted in a strong reduction atmosphere, creating a rich, organic surface texture with earthy tones.
Wood-fired at 1350 °C and slowly cooled through charcoal reduction. Each piece carries the unique marks of fire, ash, and flame. No two are alike…
Ideal for keeping water hot in a boiling kettle or boiling side-handle teapot.
Diameter: 14 cm
Height: 12,2 cm
The stainless burner is included
Please read Alcohol stove handbook before first use.
How to choose the right alcohol stove for a kettle or boiling sidehandle
The kettle must not be more than 1 cm smaller in diameter than the stove (sometimes up to 1.5 cm), otherwise it will not hold well on the three supports.
A small stove (around 14 cm in diameter) can be used on both a small sidehandle and the largest kettle. Technically yes, but aesthetically it doesn't look the best. That's why I recommend choosing a stove with a similar diameter to the pot.