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Owl (Cast Iron Object)
Owl (Cast Iron Object)
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A quiet iron ornament that gently brings order to a space
The Owl is an iron ornament created for interior and decorative use.
Its rounded body and forward-facing expression are rendered in a restrained form, preserving a sense of symbolism while avoiding excessive realism. Subtle changes in expression emerge depending on the viewing angle, allowing the piece to maintain a calm yet distinct presence within a space.
Restrained form and the weight unique to iron
The overall shape is composed of broad surfaces, with a design that avoids overstatement in its details.
During the polishing process, care is taken to preserve the sharp character of the eyes and beak, while ensuring that the iron does not become overly sharp to the touch. The finish balances visual tension with the sense of reassurance inherent to the material.
Small in scale, yet anchoring the space
The piece is self-standing and does not require a special base.
Placed on a shelf, desk, or windowsill, it brings a sense of calm without asserting itself too strongly. Whether displayed alone or alongside other ornaments, it maintains a quiet and complete presence.
Recommended For
- Are looking for an object with a subtle, calm presence
- Enjoy animal motifs expressed in an abstract manner
- Wish to incorporate the texture of iron into their interior space
Specifications
Specifications
- Category: Interior / Decorative Object
- Type: Ornament
- Material: Iron
- Manufacturing Method: Namagata (Green-Sand Casting)
- Size: W 50 × D 40 × H 75 mm
- Weight: 0.8 kg (1.76 lbs)
As each piece is made entirely by hand, individual differences in form and expression may occur.
Heritage & Credentials
Heritage & Credentials
- V&A Collection — Kamasada's work is held in the permanent collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
- First Designated Traditional Craft — Nanbu Ironware was designated as a Traditional Craft by Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry in 1975 — the very first craft to receive this designation.
- 400+ years of tradition — Nanbu Ironware has been produced in Morioka, Iwate since the early 17th century.
Care & Notice
Care & Notice
Care
- Wipe dry promptly if the surface becomes wet
- Avoid storage in direct sunlight
Regarding Food Contact
This product has traditionally been used in Japan as an interior object.
It is not intended for food use. Standards and interpretations regarding materials and surface treatments may vary by country or region. Please confirm and judge according to the guidelines applicable in your area.
About Shipping
About Shipping
We currently ship exclusively to the United Kingdom.
- Carrier: DHL Express. Shipping costs are included in the price.
- No Hidden Fees: We cover all customs duties and taxes (DDP).
- Dispatch: Lead time 2 - 3 months.
About the workshop
About the workshop
