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cohana Kohana Limited Japanese Blue Material Blue Nanbu Tekki Paperback White Indigo Light Indigo Navy Blue

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Cohana - High-quality handmade tools made by local industry and crafts
Nanbu Ironware paperbacks
Oisei Foundry/Mizusawa Ward, Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture

We have prepared popular Nanbu Ironware paperbacks in special colors.
Each piece is decorated with elegant gold, and by placing them side by side, you can feel the changing scenery of Japan.
It can also be stacked with the standard Nanbu Tekki Bunchin or brass Bunchin (360g).
The firm and stable weight holds the fabric and pattern in place. The button hole can also be used as a pen holder.

 

Variations

45-471 White Indigo
A pure blue that heralds the beginning of life. “White indigo” is as close to white as possible. A dignified purity was born, like the morning of melting snow. It's a color that will gently push you back when you want to face your handiwork with a fresh mind.

45-472 Light indigo
A fresh blue that reminds you of clear skies and water. A bright and clear ``light indigo'' that will make your heart clear. Its refreshing appearance, reminiscent of the sky on a sunny day or calmly flowing water, will make your crafting time calm and comfortable just by having it on hand.

45-473 Navy Blue
A deep blue studded with stardust from the night sky. A dark and beautiful “navy blue” that brings to mind the silence of a deep night and the bottomless ocean. It is a quiet and powerful color that invites you to spend time immersing yourself in manual labor.

 

Product size
Diameter 60mm
Height 23mm
Weight Approximately 360g

Package size
Width 70mm x Height 28mm x Depth 68mm

Material
Cast iron

 

Note
・Due to the characteristics of the coating that takes advantage of the texture of the cast surface of Nanbu ironware, the color may fade due to friction or impact.
・This product can be stacked and stored in multiples. If you rotate and rub them while stacking them, it may cause fading or color transfer.
・Do not place or slide directly onto the fabric. This may cause tearing of the fabric and color transfer.
- Dropping or subjecting it to strong impact may cause damage.
・Storing in a humid place may cause rust.
・Please keep out of reach of children.
・The dimensions and weight shown are approximate. There may be differences from the actual product.
・Due to the effects of your browser and display, there may be differences in color and texture from the actual product.

 

Click here for the "Japanese Blue, Material Blue" series
"Japanese blue" has been deeply integrated into the landscape of people's lives, from kimonos and curtains to everyday tools and places of prayer.
Blue brings freshness and calm to those who look at it, and calms the mind.It has a history of being loved as an important color that goes beyond just being a practical color and keeps people comfortable in their daily lives.
This blue is also called "Japan Blue" overseas. The term comes from the name Robert William Atkinson, a British chemist who came to Japan during the Meiji era and was impressed by the indigo-dyed kimonos and noren curtains of Japanese streets.
"Japan's Blue, Material Blue" is a series that combines craftsmanship and materials from production areas across the country, allowing you to feel the depth and strength of "blue," a color that is loved throughout the seasons.

 

Introduction to the workshop
Nambu Ironware Bunchin | Oisei Foundry
Producing area: Mizusawa Ward, Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture
Haneda-cho, Mizusawa Ward, Oshu City, along with Morioka, is said to be the birthplace of Nanbu Ironware.Haneda-cho, Mizusawa-ku, Oshu City is a "casting town" where many foundry-related companies line up. Operations began here in 1961 (Taisho 5). While making use of the excellent traditional casting techniques cultivated over many years, we also incorporate cutting-edge technology to continue producing high-precision products.

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