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Nambu Ironware, AMABIE, Iron ingot for cooking to combat iron deficiency

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¥5,475
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Because it is cast iron, rust may occur due to moisture and humidity.

DESCRIPTION

Presenting the "Amabie" iron cooking ingot.

The Amabie is a legendary creature in Japanese folklore, believed to possess the power to safeguard against ailments. As per the lore, creating replicas of its form was advised for protection.

In light of this tradition and with a heartfelt aspiration for the conclusion of the COVID-19 pandemic, we fashioned this piece.

Nambu Ironware, AMABIE, Iron ingot for cooking to combat iron deficiencyThe amabie. Woodblock print, late Edo period, dated Kōka 3 (1846). Public Domain

For a more detailed description of Amabie, here.

Materials

Cast iron

DIMENSIONS

Height: 5cm
Width: 2.5cm
Depth: 2.5cm
Weight: 180g

Since this is a handmade product, there may be individual differences.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

<How to use>
Put an iron ingot in a cooker, bring to a boil, remove, and let it dry in the residual heat.
*For long-term storage, we recommend wrapping in dried kitchen paper and packing in a ziplock bag before storing in the refrigerator.
*Do not put them in pots that are easily scratched or broken, such as those with a glass inside.
*If you are concerned about rust on the surface, wash the pot with water while scrubbing with a scrubbing brush.
*Use of the item may cause rust to form on the surface and the color may turn black. It is harmless to the human body.

INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING

We ship worldwide.

In-stock items ship within 5 business days.

Made-to-order pieces are produced in limited batches. Our workshop is often already at capacity with existing reservations, so estimated timelines are noted on each product page.

Delivery times may vary slightly by destination, carrier, and customs conditions.

CUSTOMS DUTY

The total you pay at checkout covers the product price and shipping only. It does not include import taxes, customs duties, or any other charges levied by the destination country.

You are responsible for these charges in all cases. They are set by each country's authorities and the rules change frequently, so please check the current requirements for your destination before placing your order.

If a shipment is refused, unclaimed, or returned because these charges are not paid, any related carrier costs remain your responsibility. We are unable to issue refunds for problems arising from customs or import procedures outside our control.

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