[Iwamoto Kiyoshi Shoten's Mame Hibachi Is Back in Stock]

Iwamoto Kiyoshi Shoten's Mame Hibachi, which has received numerous orders from both Japan and overseas, is back in stock.

Crafted from small pieces of wood turned on a lathe, this charming Mame Hibachi features a shallow copper basin and fits comfortably in the palm of your hand. The surface, made from paulownia wood turned on a lathe, dried thoroughly, and then burned with a strong flame to bring out its luster, exudes a beautiful and warm texture.

The Mame Hibachi can be used as a mosquito repellent by filling it with ash, as well as a vessel for burning incense or as an incense holder.

It also serves as a beautiful candle holder, creating a space with a warm, traditional Japanese ambiance. Depending on how it is used, it can add a quiet accent to daily life.

Iwamoto Kiyoshi Shoten was founded in 1913 (Taisho 2) in Kanazawa City's Hyotancho district as a manufacturer of paulownia fire bowls and paulownia crafts. Utilizing the unique properties of paulownia wood, the company produces flower vases, tea utensils, screens, and tableware. The beauty and practicality of Kanazawa paulownia crafts are highly regarded. We invite you to experience this craftsmanship firsthand.

Iwamoto Kiyoshi Shoten's Mame Hibachi
https://www.shokunin.com/en/iwamoto/hibachi.html
Kuwana Imono's Mosquito-Repelling Vessel
https://www.shokunin.com/en/kuwana/kayariki.html
Small Mosquito Repellent
https://en.shokunin.com/archives/54129411.html