Le Creuset Has A New Star Wars Collection! Check Out The Complete Line
Set of three mini cocottes of R2-D2, C-3PO and BB-8.
Star Wars and Le Creuset have teamed up to create a limited-edition line of cookware. These pots, pans, trivets and mini cocottes featuring a range of Star Wars characters can be pre-ordered at LeCreuset.ca and will ship on November 1. Check out all the galactic cast-iron goodness below.
Darth Vader Round French Oven
Embossed with Vader's mask, this is for those who prefer to roast and braise on the dark side. The lid’s interior has "France" cast into the enamelled iron and translated into Aurebesh, the most recognizable written language in the Star Wars galaxy. $500, LeCreuset.ca.
Han Solo Carbonite Roaster
This is the first LeCreuset roster to ever feature a lid, and it's a detailed casting of the beloved smuggler suspended in carbonite. Again, the lid’s interior is embossed with the word “France” translated into Aurebesh. $500, LeCreuset.ca.
Death Star Trivet
“That’s no moon…” it’s the Empire’s most powerful weapon, but in heat-resistant silicone. $20, LeCreuset.ca.
Millennium Falcon Trivet
The legendary Falcon, captured in heat-resistant silicone, not only saves the day but also saves hands and tables! $20, LeCreuset.ca.
R2-D2 Mini Cocotte
This stoneware cocotte will prove to be a loyal companion across the galaxy's kitchens. Paired with BB-8 and C-3P0 cocottes. Set of 3, $100, LeCreuset.ca.
C-3P0 Mini Cocotte
Goodness gracious me, a metallic stoneware mini cocotte! Paired with BB-8 and R2-D2. Set of 3, $100, LeCreuset.ca.
BB-8 Mini Cocotte
Based on BB-8's versatile, go-anywhere style. Paired with R2-D2 and C-3P0. Set of 3, $100, LeCreuset.ca.
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