This Nanbu iron kettle rest is beautifully crafted in the shape of a cherry blossom.
Nanbu ironware, produced in Morioka and Ōshū cities in Iwate Prefecture, is one of Japan’s most renowned traditional crafts. It originated during the Edo period, inspired by the tea ceremony culture cherished among feudal lords. Known for its durability, weight, and refined casting techniques, Nanbu ironware continues to embody the timeless harmony of strength and elegance.
With its elegant cherry blossom design, this piece not only functions as a practical kettle rest but also adds a touch of Japanese craftsmanship and beauty to any tea setting.
