Description
Nambu tekki is a form of ironware produced in Morioka, Iwate prefecture, Japan. It dates back to 17th century Edo period. Chushin Kobo was established in 1997 by Hisanori Masuda. As the company is not as old as other foundries, he is able to build on traditional practices and explore more contemporary designs.
Corner is a trivet. A hot pot stand for a family feast.
Material(s):
- Cast Iron
Source:
Iwate
Dimensions:
L16.5 x D15 x H3.5 cm
KitchenEnthusiast2024 –
I bought this Nambu Tekki trivet for family dinners, and it’s been a solid addition to my table. The cast iron feels substantial and heats evenly, protecting my wooden surfaces perfectly. While it’s a bit pricey at $89, the craftsmanship from Iwate is evident. I even played some Bryan Adams during my first use—made the meal extra memorable! Just wish it were slightly larger for bigger pots.