Ruffoni Symphonia Cupra 8-Quart Covered Stockpot, Copper

Savor a lifetime of satisfying gastronomic experiences created with the classically designed Ruffoni Symphonia Cupra 8-Quart Covered Stockpot.Delivering the ultimate in gourmet cookware, this exceptional Ruffoni Symphonia Cupra 8-Quart Covered Stockpot unites the enduring legacy of traditional Italian copper craftsmanship with culinary performance. For generations to come, the sumptuous, hand-hammered copper exterior of Symphonia Cupra will enhance the aesthetic of any home and kitchen while providing epicurean excellence. An heirloom-quality piece, this covered stockpot is the ideal vessel for preparing and delivering mouthwatering feasts such as a delectable lobster and shrimp cioppino or succulent red curry and coconut soup. The stockpot offers impeccable performance by means of a copper-wrapped aluminum core for extraordinary heat conduction and a bonded stainless steel interior to assure durability and effortless cleanup. Displaying beautifully shaped, mirror-finished cast stainless steel handles with stamped copper signets, the pot is accompanied by a similarly adorned stainless steel lid. Oven safe to 450F and suitable for all cooktops, except induction, this deluxe Ruffoni copper stockpot is an ideal addition to a treasured home collection of Symphonia and Mini cookware.Features:Artisanal, hand-hammered copper stockpot features jewel-like design to enhance kitchen style and aesthetics while delivering superior culinary performance.Hand-crafted with a copper-wrapped aluminum core for extraordinary heat conduction and a bonded stainless steel interior for durability with effortless care.This exceptional stockpot is composed to help prepare and deliver incomparable culinary experiences.Beautiful, cast stainless steel handles with stamped copper signets are dual riveted to the stockpot; mirror-finished stainless steel lid accompanies the pot.Oven safe to 450F, this gorgeous, heritage-quality stockpot is ideally suited for tabletop service.Lifetime Limited Warran