Japanese Cast Iron Yaki-In Branding Stamp Vtg Craft Sweet Chrysanthemum T145 clay It is supposedly developed by

It is supposedly developed by a 14th-century monk named Shunkei and was a popular method in the 17th century of using clear lacquer to allow the natural appearance of the wood underneath to show through

It has a red string tied at the top

rectangular tray provides both function and beautiful decor

Packed weight: 745 grams

Item weight: 199 grams

Japanese Cast Iron Yaki-In Branding Stamp Vtg Craft Sweet Chrysanthemum T145 clay It is supposedly developed byVintage Iron Branding Stamp This is a vintage cast iron branding stamp called yaki in. This piece is meant to be placed over fire or coals and is used to mark wood, leather, fabrics, and most famously traditional Japanese sweets and snacks such as manju, dorayaki, senbei, etc. It features a blooming chrysanthemum (kiku). Brown Iron C1950 Item weight: 109 grams Packed weight: 400 grams Approx. [Image] 2 cm long x 4 cm wide; [Whole] 30. 5 cm long x 4 cm