Cast Iron Bird Sculpture
The abstract, minimalist design of this decorative iron bird, mounted on a stand of light-colored wood with a beautiful grain, captures the essence of the Japanese pheasant.
Cast Iron Decor,Ā Japanese Pheasant
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- Dimensions:Ā Bird 5.75" W x 4.5" H/ Wood block 2.5" W x 2.5" D x 2.5" H
- Materials:Ā Nambu Tekki Cast Iron/Wooden Base
- Materials:Ā 1.6 lbs
- Origin:Ā Iwate, JapanĀ
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About Kamasada
The creator of this dƩcor is Nobuho Miya, a world-class designer and master of Nambu ironware, which has recently been drawing attention abroad as well as in Japan. He is also the third-generation head of Kamasada, a Nambu ironware manufacturer established during the Meiji Period (1868-1912). Located in the Northeastern part of Honshu in Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture, Kamasada has been preserving traditional manufacturing methods for more than a hundred years. The company continues to mine the potential of Nanbu ironware, breathing new life into traditional designs to create products that will surely be loved by generations to come.
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Description
The abstract, minimalist design of this decorative iron bird, mounted on a stand of light-colored wood with a beautiful grain, captures the essence of the Japanese pheasant.
Cast Iron Decor,Ā Japanese Pheasant
Ā
- Dimensions:Ā Bird 5.75" W x 4.5" H/ Wood block 2.5" W x 2.5" D x 2.5" H
- Materials:Ā Nambu Tekki Cast Iron/Wooden Base
- Materials:Ā 1.6 lbs
- Origin:Ā Iwate, JapanĀ
Ā
About Kamasada
The creator of this dƩcor is Nobuho Miya, a world-class designer and master of Nambu ironware, which has recently been drawing attention abroad as well as in Japan. He is also the third-generation head of Kamasada, a Nambu ironware manufacturer established during the Meiji Period (1868-1912). Located in the Northeastern part of Honshu in Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture, Kamasada has been preserving traditional manufacturing methods for more than a hundred years. The company continues to mine the potential of Nanbu ironware, breathing new life into traditional designs to create products that will surely be loved by generations to come.
