SUZUKI MORIHISA STUDIO IRON OBJECT – CHAMI (SMALL)

A bronze object by Morihisa Suzuki the 14th (Kanji Suzuki), also active as a metalwork artist, recreated in Nambu ironware. Modeled on Chami, his beloved Siamese cat, it is charming from every angle.

・Iron

[Use and care]
If the piece gets dirty, wipe it with a dry cloth or rinse it in hot water, washing by hand without a sponge.
After washing, blot off the water with a cloth that can take stains and let it dry.
Avoid exposure to water, salt, and oil.

*Read the COVERCHORD FEATURE “Nambu Ironware: Suzuki Morihisa Studio KOGEI WALK 2026” here.

*Each piece is handmade and may vary slightly in shape and texture.

Preserving the Nambu ironworking practice within their family of artisans since 1625, Suzuki Morihisa Studio has been casting Nambu Ironware, ‘Nambu Tekki,’ in one of Japan’s metalworking epicenters, Morioka, Iwate-prefecture for more than fifteen generations. A testament to the studio’s unrivaled quality, Morihisa Suzuki the 13th is the sole Nambu Cast Iron artisan to have his works recognized as items of Intangible Cultural Property by the Japanese Agency for Cultural Affairs. Today, Morihisa Suzuki the 15th follows Nambu ironworking techniques to craft modern, functional ironware designed to last a lifetime.

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MADE IN：JAPAN