Fabriqué par Nousaku · Takaoka, Toyama
Brass Wind Chime marumaru: Round Gold Japanese Furin | NOUSAKU
L’artisan
Takaoka, Toyama
Fondée en 1916 à Takaoka, ville forte de 400 ans de tradition de la fonte, Nousaku a commencé par fabriquer des ornements...
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A round chime with a clear brass tone
About Nousaku
Nousaku (能作) is a foundry founded in 1916 in Takaoka, Toyama, a city whose metal-casting tradition goes back some 400 years. It began by making Buddhist altar fittings and now uses the same casting skills to create tableware and interior pieces in brass and pure tin. Every design starts from the material itself, and each piece is finished by hand by Nousaku's craftspeople.
1. Cast in Takaoka, finished by hand
marumaru is made with the casting and metalworking techniques of Takaoka, in a round form that suits today's homes. Hang it by a window or enjoy it as a small piece of interior decor.
2. The clear tone of brass
A Japanese wind chime, or furin, rings each time the breeze passes. With every unnecessary detail removed, marumaru lets the clear, lingering tone of brass come through: a chime to enjoy with both eyes and ears.
Specifications
- Size (metal part): H 42 mm × Ø 48 mm (1.7 × 1.9 in)
- Color: Gold
- Material: brass (copper 60%, zinc 40%), clear coating
- Packaging: Nousaku gift box
- Made in Japan (Takaoka, Toyama)
Care
- Do not rub with metal polish.
- The finish is coated to resist discoloration, but slight changes may appear over time.
- The paper strip is water-resistant Japanese washi, but not fully waterproof.
- Bring the chime indoors in strong wind.
- Wipe off dust and water with a soft cloth. For stubborn marks, use a damp sponge with a little mild dish soap, then wipe dry.
L’artisan derrière cette pièce
Nousaku
Takaoka, Toyama
Fondée en 1916 à Takaoka, ville forte de 400 ans de tradition de la fonte, Nousaku a commencé par fabriquer des ornements d’autels bouddhiques. Aujourd’hui, elle coule l’étain et le laiton en vaisselle, carillons et objets de décoration, avec un objectif simple : faire de meilleures pièces de fonderie, et bien les faire.
