In order to enjoy bagna cauda more deliciously, it is a bagna cauda pot custom-made by IS Foods. The pots produced by Senyama Kiln, a long-established store of Ehime's traditional crafts and Tobe ware, are characterized by the warmth and durability unique to handmade. It is also resistant to heat, so it can be used repeatedly. In ancient times, it is said that the whetstone of the whetstone was also used when building the Shosoin Temple in the Nara period, and it is said that this whetstone was the origin of the name of the whetstone. In the Edo period, porcelain production using scraps from whetstones began, and whetstone ware was born. It is characterized by a light indigo hand-painted color called "Kuresu" on a slightly thick white porcelain, and there are many vases and tableware. Currently, this Tobe ware is designated as a designated intangible cultural property of Ehime Prefecture. "I don't get tired of using it every day," "Even if you use something from 20 years ago now, it doesn't feel old," and "Pottery that is not swept away by the times." It is loved by many people.