DESCRIPTION
We are delighted to present works from a personal studio: Seiryudo, led by traditional craftsman Kosei Oikawa, located in Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture.
Seiryudo was established in 1951.
Kosei Oikawa, the second generation in this family legacy,
Crafted using the yaki-gata method, theis pieces showcases the beauty of cherry blossoms blooming in the distinctive 'marunambu-gata' shape.
The intricate design incorporates the motif of plucking, featuring a pounding hammer. This tool, famously held by Daikokuten, one of the Seven Lucky Gods, symbolizes wealth.
The handle is a meticulously crafted forging, its contours drawing a distinctive arc. It exudes a graceful charm reminiscent of the robe worn by a celestial maiden in a folk tale. Not only is it aesthetically pleasing, but it is also highly functional, providing an ergonomic grip. The handle's hollow design serves a dual purpose, allowing for easy handling while effectively dissipating heat buildup.
Iron Sand Kettle
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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