Rikuchou Ogasawara

7 products

Nanbu Tekki (Ironware produced in Nanbu region) has been spread from creation of Chagama (Metal kettle for Japanese tea ceremony) over 400 years ago.
Ogasawara Castwork carries on the traditional Nanbu Ironware technique and also is called a pioneer of Japanese modern craft designers as well.
Mr. Rikuchou Ogasawara, born in 1929 in Mizusawa of Iwate prefecture, has been producing ironware for more than 60 years dedicated to making ironworks usable and universal, and using the texture of the surface to evoke his modern designs.

¥15,000 JPY

Grill a whole fish or even a steak over this. Easy to use fish pan traps the moisture and flavor inside the skin. Leaving it crispy on the outside but juicy on the inside. ■Details・OK for Direct ...

¥15,000 JPY

Distinctive book-end. Looks like an art piece but it is a very useful book end. Handmade piece which is carefully made one by one creates the art and uniqueness of the handmade products. ■Details・...

¥2,000 JPY

Ash tray named after the 13th night (Gibbous moon). As tray resignates the design of a moon that is 2 days before the full moon. Not full but almost full. Simple design makes it easy to fit in any...

¥17,000 JPY

Simple and modern designed kettle, Komaru. Round with distinct character on each pot makes it uniquely handmade. When boiling the water, iron will slowly melt into the water giving you the daily d...

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¥17,000 JPY

Kettle in a good luck shape ""Suehiro"". (""Suehiro"" has two meanings. First is this shape widen toward the end. Second is to get more and more prosperous as time goes on.) Larger and sturdier l...

¥2,000 JPY

A mini pan that looks like a tadpole. For eggs, hamburg steaks and pancakes, this product could be used in many different ways! Place the pan on top of the table and serve it as is. ■Details・OK fo...

¥6,000 JPY