| Capacity | 3 qt |
| Design | Conical lid |
| Cooking Surface | Enameled cast iron |
| Body Material | Cast iron |
| Interior Finish | Enamel |
| Exterior Finish | Enamel |
| Lid | Included |
| Cooktop Compatibility | Gas, electric, ceramic, halogen and induction |
| Oven Safe | Up to 500°F / 260°C |
Care tips:
Step-by-step: how to use a cast iron tagine. Ready to cook? Try our Moroccan lamb tagine recipe.
How much should a good tagine cost? Clay tagines cost less but are fragile and often cooktop-limited. Quality enameled cast iron tagines cost more up front. The Alva Nori tagine carries a 25-year warranty, so it's a buy-once piece rather than a replace-every-few-years one.
Is a cast iron tagine better than a clay tagine? For most home kitchens, yes. Cast iron won't crack, needs no soaking or seasoning, works on induction and electric, and goes in the oven to 500°F. Clay is more traditional and lighter, but far more fragile.
Do I need to season this tagine? No. The enamel coating is ready to cook on straight out of the box — there's nothing to season and nothing to re-season.
Does it work on an induction cooktop? Yes. Cast iron is magnetic, so this tagine works on induction as well as gas, electric, and ceramic.
Does it contain lead or cadmium? No. Like all Alva cookware, the Nori tagine is made without lead or cadmium and lab-tested for both, and its enamel is lead-free. There is no nonstick coating either, so no PFAS or PTFE by design. See our published lab test reports.
How many people does the 3-quart size serve? Four to six — enough for a family dinner or a small gathering, and it goes straight from the oven to the table.