Deep Roman Patera | Brass Cooking Pan for Reenactment

Key points: –
Period – 2-5th Century A.D
Mouth diameter– 15 cm
Bottom diameter-10 cm
Height – 11 cm
Weight – 1.54 pounds
Handle length- 13cm
Volume – 1.2 litres
Base Material – Brass

Inspired by ancient Roman design, the Deep Roman Patera is a striking piece of kitchen antiquity that beautifully unites history with modern functionality. Traditionally used in Roman households and campsites, this versatile pan was prized for preparing water-based dishes—ideal for boiling, simmering, and slow cooking.

What truly distinguishes this piece is its thoughtfully refined structure. Reimagined from the classic Roman Patera, it features a deeper bowl with a slightly narrower rim, preserving the original capacity while enhancing ease of use and control during cooking. The grooved base not only elevates its aesthetic appeal but also strengthens the pan’s durability and promotes even heat distribution, making it well-suited for contemporary stovetops. A seamless blend of heritage craftsmanship and practical design, the Deep Roman Patera is more than cookware—it is a timeless culinary artifact, bringing the essence of ancient tradition into the modern kitchen.