Non-Toxic Cookware

Ceramic Non-stick, 12 Pieces

Twelve pieces, pots, pans, lids and kitchen storage, in a deep navy ceramic non-stick finish made without PFAS or PFOA, ready for every stovetop.
Built to Be Used

Design and construction behind daily cooking

Close-up of a navy ceramic non-stick saucepan with glass lid, brushed steel handle and clad base on a light oak counter.

Ceramic Non-stick, Free of PFAS and PFOA

The interior coating is a ceramic non-stick surface made without PFAS or PFOA, so food releases with less oil and everyday cleanup stays simple. Owners widely report that pans wipe clean quickly after cooking.

Oven Safe and Works on Every Stovetop

Ceramic-coated bodies with stainless steel handles move from stovetop to oven and work on gas, electric, ceramic and induction hobs, so a sear can finish under heat. Matching lids and storage keep everything together.
Navy ceramic non-stick fry pan on a lit stovetop with vegetables and a damp cloth resting on the counter nearby.
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

What this set gives your kitchen

Cleanup That's Quick

The ceramic coating releases food easily, so most meals finish with a quick wipe and warm soapy water.

Cookware You Can Trust

Made without PFAS and PFOA, the ceramic coating lets you cook with less oil and more confidence every day.

A Cohesive Navy Look

Matching navy pieces and included storage mean the set looks considered on the stove, the shelf or the wall.

Everything in One Set

Pots, pans, lids and kitchen storage arrive together, so a first kitchen or a full replacement starts complete.
Where It Fits

Situations this 12-piece set handles well

Navy ceramic non-stick cookware set arranged on open shelving and a counter in a bright new kitchen.

Assembling your first full cookware set

Twelve pieces cover daily frying, simmering and boiling in one purchase, so a new kitchen does not need several separate orders or mismatched pans.
Navy ceramic non-stick fry pan with sautéing vegetables and a stockpot simmering on a glass stovetop.

Replacing worn non-stick pans safely

If an old coating is scratching or wearing out, this set offers a PFAS- and PFOA-free ceramic surface with independent lab testing standing behind the claim.
Navy ceramic non-stick Dutch oven placed on a sideboard beside a set dining table in warm evening light.

Cooking most nights of the week

Even heat across gas, electric, ceramic and induction hobs handles weeknight meals, and quick cleanup matters most on the nights you plan to cook again.
Navy ceramic non-stick pans hanging on a wall rack with a canvas storage divider inside a cabinet.

Hosting dinner with pieces you display

The navy finish is designed to look considered on an open shelf or serving table, so the set can move from oven to table without being hidden away in a cupboard.
Care Basics

Caring for your set

Start With a Gentle Wash

Before the first use, wash each piece with warm water and mild soap, then dry fully so the ceramic surface is ready.

Use Low to Medium Heat

Ceramic retains heat well, so low or medium settings are usually enough; high heat is best avoided for daily cooking.

Add a Little Oil or Butter

A small amount of fat helps food release cleanly and protects the non-stick surface over months of everyday cooking.

Choose Soft Utensils

Wooden, silicone or nylon tools are gentler on the coating than metal edges, which helps the surface stay smooth.

Wipe Clean, Then Wash

Most meals lift off with a damp cloth and warm soapy water; avoid abrasive scrubbers and harsh dishwasher cycles.

Store With the Divider

Use the included storage solutions and canvas divider so lids and pieces stay separated instead of stacking and scratching.
In Their Kitchens

What owners report after months

Navy ceramic non-stick fry pan and matching lid resting on a marble counter next to a canvas storage divider.
Navy ceramic non-stick Dutch oven sitting on the rack of a warm home oven with the door open.
Navy ceramic non-stick saucepan centered on an induction cooktop with the heating ring visible.

Answers before you decide

Is this set made without PFAS and PFOA, and how is that verified?
The ceramic non-stick coating is made without PFAS or PFOA, and the brand publishes results from third-party accredited laboratory testing rather than relying on its own claims. If materials are your main concern, those reports are worth reading before you buy.
Yes, the set is oven safe and is compatible with all common stovetops, including gas, electric, ceramic and induction. Stainless steel handles stay part of the pan as it moves between surfaces, so you can start a dish on the hob and finish it in the oven.
Owner feedback is mixed on longevity. Many people report the coating still performing well after months of daily cooking, while some describe wear or cracking within a few months. Careful heat management, soft utensils and gentle washing appear to make a real difference.
The set brings together pots, pans, matching lids and kitchen storage in one purchase, so you are not assembling a kitchen piece by piece. The included storage helps keep lids and pans separated rather than stacked, which also protects the ceramic surfaces.
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