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Rikuchou Ogasawara

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Rikuchou Ogasawara
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.
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A trivet with a sleek, modern design that doesn’t immediately look like one. Pots and kettles fit perfectly into its holes, keeping even small mini pans stable. The raised surface minimizes contact...
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A trivet with a base reminiscent of a family crest and a rattan-wrapped handle. Even when a pot or kettle covers it, the handle peeks out, adding a charming accent to the table. Its design compleme...
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This wind bell, made from traditional Nambu ironware, features a rich black color and a textured surface that brings elegance to any eaves or porch. Unlike glass wind chimes, it produces a deep, me...