Cast-iron Wind Chime – black temple bell silicon mold there is a mark of

there is a mark of the maker

This one is in deep blue color

working with the typical ball of mice from ‘90s

and a small tripod to put a teapot on

(or maybe to make it more suitable for wearing with hakama skirt)

Cast-iron Wind Chime – black temple bell silicon mold there is a mark ofA traditional Japanese wind chime in the shape of a temple bell. These chimes are traditionally used during summer their sound is supposed to bring refreshment during hot and humid season. It is a nanbu ironware, traditional cast iron item from Iwate prefecture. Despite the small size, it produces distinctive, clear notes. The original paper strip, propelling the chime, is included. The surface of the chime is in shiny black color. The strings are