Traditional Ironware from Iwate in a Playful Design
Story
Crafted from Nambu Ironware, a traditional craft of Iwate Prefecture, this paperweight features a button motif.
Its solid, reassuring weight holds fabric and paper patterns firmly in place.
The button holes double as pen holders, combining practicality with a playful design.
If you have more than one, they can be stacked neatly for compact storage.

Available in vibrant colors to brighten your creative space. Each color is carefully applied to preserve the distinctive texture and character of the cast iron surface.
An ideal desk accessory for daily use.
It also stacks neatly with Cohana's Brass Paperweight (360g).


Read more about Nambu Iron Paperweight
Producing Region
Iwate
Producer
Nambu Ironware | OISEI Foundry Co., Ltd. / Oshu City, Iwate
Haneda-cho in Mizusawa-ku, Oshu City, is considered, along with Morioka, to be one of the birthplaces of Nambu Ironware. Known as a town of cast iron, the area is home to many foundries and businesses related to the casting industry.
OISEI Foundry Co., Ltd. has been in operation here since 1916. Drawing on traditional casting techniques cultivated over many years while incorporating advanced technology, the company continues to produce highly precise cast products.
Product Size
All measurements are for reference only. Actual dimensions may vary slightly.
| Diameter |
60mm |
| Height |
23mm |
| Weight |
360g |
Package Size
| Width |
70mm |
| Height |
28mm |
| Depth |
68mm |
Materials
Cast iron
Handling Precautions
- Due to the characteristics of the paint that brings out the texture of the cast surface, the color may come off with friction or impact.
- This product is stackable. Rotating or rubbing paperweights while stacked may cause color fading or color transfer.
- Do not place and slide directly on the fabric. Doing so may cause fabric tears or color migration.
- Dropping or strong impact may cause damage.
- Storage in a humid environment can cause rust.
- Keep out of reach of infants and young children.