Torigoe Rectangular Wood Paper Weight Spring-Summer Introduced by the Moribana style

Introduced by the Moribana style of ikebana

I would use his typewriter to write letters and use his stamp to seal the envelopes

The anti-slip sheet prevents rubbing on the bottom

from the use of raw materials to the finished product

Torigoe Rectangular Wood Paper Weight Spring-Summer Introduced by the Moribana styleThe craftsman has its atelier and shop at Torigoe in Tokyo (old Edo's downtown). An area filled with classic typesetters, canning factories, cloth wholesalers and hardware stores. This wood paper weight, also known as "Sashimono", utilizes no nails but simply joins different woods together. A traditional craft good in Japan that has been handed down since the Heian era. Since iron is fixed inside, viewers are amazed by its weight that seems unlikely