Japanese Cast Iron Yaki-In Branding Stamp Vtg Craft Sweets Koban Coin Kanji T134 AD - Scroll Accessory plum trio popular in winter

plum trio popular in winter and around New Year)

momiji maple leaves

The lid is designed to place the spoon while in use

This is a vintage Japanese drawing compass

This sake bottle features a classic Oribe ware style with its beige crackle base and its glossy green glaze and brown floral designs

Japanese Cast Iron Yaki-In Branding Stamp Vtg Craft Sweets Koban Coin Kanji T134 AD - Scroll Accessory plum trio popular in winterVintage 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 is shaped like an old koban coin with calligraphy kanji characters at the center. It says "10,000 yen" (manryou ). Koban coins were used during the Edo period and while not