
Authentic Japanese Cast Iron Paperweight/Figure • Train Figurine Interior Design • Desk Decoration • Night on the Galactic Railroad Gift
Authentic Japanese Nambu Tekki cast iron paperweight/office desk figure/home decor/house decoration in the shape of old train.
The Iwate Light Railway, which is said to be the motif of Kenji Miyazawa's masterpiece "Night on the Galactic Railroad". This is a paperweight modeled after a train.
Nambu Ironware (Nambu Tekki).
Made in Japan (Iwate Prefecture) by Oitomi blacksmith shop.
"Oitomi was founded in 1848 at Ôshû City, Iwate Prefecture, Japan by the first generation named Oikawa Rigenta. The history of Oitomi, which began with the tea ceremony, has been handed down for more than 170 years."
Condition: New (in original box)
Size: W185 x H20 x D12 mm
Weight (approx.): 230g
Materials: cast iron
Authentic Japanese Nambu Tekki cast iron paperweight/office desk figure/home decor/house decoration in the shape of old train.
The Iwate Light Railway, which is said to be the motif of Kenji Miyazawa's masterpiece "Night on the Galactic Railroad". This is a paperweight modeled after a train.
Nambu Ironware (Nambu Tekki).
Made in Japan (Iwate Prefecture) by Oitomi blacksmith shop.
"Oitomi was founded in 1848 at Ôshû City, Iwate Prefecture, Japan by the first generation named Oikawa Rigenta. The history of Oitomi, which began with the tea ceremony, has been handed down for more than 170 years."
Condition: New (in original box)
Size: W185 x H20 x D12 mm
Weight (approx.): 230g
Materials: cast iron
Description
Authentic Japanese Nambu Tekki cast iron paperweight/office desk figure/home decor/house decoration in the shape of old train.
The Iwate Light Railway, which is said to be the motif of Kenji Miyazawa's masterpiece "Night on the Galactic Railroad". This is a paperweight modeled after a train.
Nambu Ironware (Nambu Tekki).
Made in Japan (Iwate Prefecture) by Oitomi blacksmith shop.
"Oitomi was founded in 1848 at Ôshû City, Iwate Prefecture, Japan by the first generation named Oikawa Rigenta. The history of Oitomi, which began with the tea ceremony, has been handed down for more than 170 years."
Condition: New (in original box)
Size: W185 x H20 x D12 mm
Weight (approx.): 230g
Materials: cast iron























