Barazzoni My Lady Stainless Steel Cookware Line
A successful mix of form and function, in which creation by Claudio Bellini and production research by Barazzoni are blended. A unique line in terms of design and technology. The bottom follows in innovative manner the soft lines of the pot that is manufactured with a 1.2 mm thick stainless steel disc.
These features contribute to the success of My Lady that received international recognitions like the Red Dot Design Award (Essen - Germany) and the Good Design Award (Chicago - USA).
Valuable raw materials
- matt-finish 18/10 stainless steel with glossy band
- optimal resistance to rust and corrosion
Details of quality
- Steel thickness of 1.2 mm guarantees strength, long life and high quality of the product
- Stainless steel cast handles, hand polished
- Made in Italy
Technology
- Triple bottom applied with the impact-bonding method assures a perfect anchorage of the bottom to the body of the pot.
- Suitable for all heat sources, including induction.
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