Non-toxic ceramic cookware

Navy 12-Piece Ceramic Set

This 12-piece set pairs PFAS-free ceramic non-stick cooking with oven-safe pots, pans and lids in a deep navy finish that looks at home on the stovetop.
Built for real cooking

Construction details that shape daily use

Navy ceramic fry pan with stainless steel handle and matching lid on a light countertop

PFAS- and PFOA-free ceramic coating

A smooth ceramic non-stick layer means you can cook with less oil and wipe the pan clean in one pass. Because it is free from PFAS and PFOA, the surface stays honest about what it is made of.

Oven safe and all-stovetop compatible

The pieces move from burner to oven for finishing a frittata or keeping a sauce warm, and they work across gas, electric, ceramic and induction hobs, so the set adapts if your kitchen changes.
Navy ceramic fry pan on a stovetop with eggs releasing from the non-stick surface beside a soft sponge
Caraway 4.5 qt ceramic non-stick sauté pan with lid on a bright kitchen counter
Caraway 4.5 qt ceramic non-stick sauté pan with lid on a bright kitchen counter
Caraway 4.5 qt ceramic non-stick sauté pan with lid on a bright kitchen counter
Caraway 4.5 qt ceramic non-stick sauté pan with lid on a bright kitchen counter
Everyday wins

Easier weeknights, calmer cleanup

Easy post-meal cleanup

The ceramic surface releases eggs and pancakes with little oil, so most dinners end with a soft-sponge wipe.

Confidence in materials

Made without PFAS, PFOA or PTFE and tested by third-party labs, so you know what touches your food.

More even cooking

Pieces spread heat across the base, keeping pancakes level and sauces from scorching in one corner.

Pieces that store neatly

Storage solutions let pans hang or nest instead of piling up and scratching each other in a cabinet.
Who it suits

Everyday kitchens and easy hosting

Navy ceramic fry pan on a stovetop with freshly cooked scrambled eggs and a wooden spatula

Weeknight cooking for a busy household

Non-stick pans and even heat make scrambled eggs, pancakes and one-pan dinners quick on a school night, while the tidy navy finish keeps the kitchen looking calm.
Complete navy ceramic cookware set with pots, pans and lids arranged on an empty light kitchen counter

First full cookware set for a new home

Twelve pieces cover pots, pans and lids in one purchase, so anyone outfitting a first kitchen skips guesswork and ends up with tools that work on every stovetop.
Navy ceramic saucepan and fry pan set on a wooden dining table with serving bowls for guests

Hosting dinner guests with confidence

Even heating keeps sauces steady and cleanup fast between courses, and the cohesive navy design looks intentional when pieces travel from stove to the table.
Navy ceramic pans and stockpot stored upright on open kitchen shelving against a pale wall

Design-conscious display on open shelving

The unified navy finish and included storage let the set sit on open shelves or hang neatly, so cookware becomes part of the room rather than something to hide.
Simple care

Care and daily use

Wash before first use

Rinse each pot, pan and lid with warm soapy water and a soft sponge to clear any dust left from shipping.

Begin on low heat

Ceramic heats quickly, so a lower flame is usually enough. Let the pan warm for a minute before adding oil or butter.

Use gentle utensils

Silicone, wood or nylon tools protect the coating. Metal edges can scratch the surface and shorten how easily it releases.

Keep heat moderate

Sustained high heat wears ceramic faster. If a pan starts to smoke, let it cool, lower the burner and add a splash of oil.

Cool, then wipe clean

Most meals need only a soft sponge and warm water. For stuck-on food, soak briefly instead of scouring with abrasive pads.

Store with the solutions

Use the included storage to hang or nest pans so surfaces stay unscratched and each piece is easy to reach on weeknights.
From real kitchens

What owners notice over time

Navy ceramic fry pan and glass lid resting on a cool glass induction hob
Close-up of a navy ceramic pan interior with a silicone spatula resting inside
Navy ceramic pan and saucepan nested in a slim countertop storage rack with lids beside them

Questions before you commit

How well does the non-stick coating hold up with regular use?
Owners report light wear over months of daily cooking, which is normal for any ceramic surface. Use gentle utensils, avoid sustained high heat, and the coating should keep releasing eggs and pancakes with little oil.
The stainless steel handles stay sturdy and comfortable, and the pieces are generally lighter than cast iron. The set also ships with storage solutions, so pots and pans can nest or hang instead of crowding a drawer.
The set is compatible with all stovetops, including induction, so it can move with you if your hob changes. Heat spreads evenly across the base, and the pieces are also oven safe for finishing dishes.
The coating is made without PFAS, PFOA or PTFE, and the brand publishes third-party accredited lab testing. A 30-day trial and free shipping let you cook with the set at home before deciding.
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