130 Years of Unrivalled British Heritage

The Emba story begins at our historic British foundry deep in the heart of the The Black Country. Founded in 1890, Chamberlin & Hill provide expertise, skills and craftmanship to create truly exceptional cast iron cookware that lasts a lifetime.

Rooted in the ethos 'difficult things done well', Chamberlin & Hill have been producing high quality iron castings at our Walsall foundry for over 130 years. From the embers of this technical excellence, Emba cookware was born. Today, we produce natural patina cookware that is wholly sustainable – made from 100% recycled materials – and offers the very best cooking quality.

While our core casting processes are steeped in history and heritage, we have embraced modern manufacturing and design to ensure our cast iron cookware is among the best in the world. We keep perfecting our products until we're sure that not only do they deliver the highest standards, but they'll last for generations to come.

Enjoy total cooking flexibility with premium cast-iron skillets, whether you're searing a single steak or browning a whole spatchcock chicken. Crafted from a single piece of recycled cast iron, each item of Emba cookware is double-seasoned for a natural non-stick finish. Rediscover the art of cast iron cooking today.

Key Features:

• Thinner sides to reduce overall weight (Skillet)
• Extra thick base for perfect heat diffusion (Skillet)
• Ribbed handles for better grip and cool touch (Skillet)
• Integral smoke ring to protect glass hobs (Skillet)
• Offset handle design for ease of use (Griddle)
• Wider, taller griddle ribs for better charring (Griddle)
• Tapered corners and recessed channels to aid run-off (Griddle)
• Comprehensive care and use instructions included
• Emba lifetime guarantee*
• Griddle size: 45 x 25 x 1.5 cm
• Griddle weight: 5.86kg + 0.5kg packaging
• Skillet sizes: 8” – (20cm), 10” – (23cm), or 12” – (30.5cm) diameter
• Skillet weights: 8” – 1.72kg, 10” – 2.39kg, or 12” – 3.47kg

*Lifetime Guarantee, covering manufacturing defects that arise during normal use in domestic settings according to the care and maintenance instructions.