The Crucible by Jean Louis Barrault 1980

I present to you this enameled cast iron casserole dish from the prestigious le creuset brand, made in france. Its gradient pink color, shade no. 23, makes it an exceptional model designed by the talented french designer jean louis barrault in the early 1980s in homage to his colleague raymond loewy. This casserole dish shines both outside and inside thanks to its high quality enamel. It allows you to create exceptional simmered dishes, benefiting from the perfect cooking that only enameled cast iron can offer. A material favored by great chefs, it is not uncommon for these casseroles to be passed down from generation to generation for unforgettable culinary memories. Note, some signs of wear on the top of the lid and three small chips on the edge of the handles (below), however, this in no way alters its charm or functionality (see photo). Dimensions: height: 13 cm length: 30 cm width: 25 cm weight: 4 kg jean-louis barrault, an emblematic figure of contemporary french design, is recognized for his contributions to renowned brands such as moulinex, méhari, new man and plastic omnium. His career began in 1960 within the industrial aesthetics company, where he followed its founder to become associate studio head. In 1980, in homage to the famous designer raymond loewy, he created the futura casserole dish for the prestigious tableware company le creuset. Le creuset, today the world leader in enameled cast iron kitchen utensils, was founded in 1925 by two belgians, the molding specialist armand desaegher and the enameler octave aubecq, in fresnoy-le-grand, in aisne. The name "le creuset" refers to the crucible, a container in which raw materials are melted. Shipping will be carried out in a secure and meticulous manner." sincerely, .

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