Iwate Selections | Iwachu Nanbu Wind Chimes

“Iwa-zukuri” from Morioka, Iwate, is synonymous with Japanese Nanbu ironware. Their wind chimes are widely recognized for having the purest sound – when the hammer forges the shape at 1200 degrees Celsius, it transforms into a gentle tinkling sound in the breeze; the crispness and lingering resonance are a level of craftsmanship that mass-produced wind chimes cannot match.

The high density and rigidity of Nanbu ironware produce extremely high and stable sound waves when struck. This is not just a sound, but also a kind of “Zansho” – a clear, non-harsh sound when a gentle breeze blows, bringing a dual sense of visual and auditory coolness to summer.

🐠 Tropical Fish Design (Silver x Turquoise)
The extremely rare turquoise paint job features vividly rendered fin lines. The color, reminiscent of clear seawater, intertwines with silver to create a highly modern summery atmosphere.
Dimensions: Approx. 11.5 × 10.5 × H3.5 cm | Weight: 500g

🐟 Goldfish design (Vermilion x Black)
The soul of Japanese summer festivals. The round, adorable goldfish swaying in the wind is a comforting little item that perfectly embodies the traditional Japanese home ambiance.
Dimensions: Approx. 11 × 11 × H4.5 cm | Weight: 500g

【Product Contents】
Wind chime itself, booklet (paper label), original box packaging

【Shipping Information】
International shipping fee is a flat rate of ¥2,000 (global).