Japanese Cast Iron Yaki-In Branding Stamp Wood Craft Sweets Kanji Kotobuki T135 soldout a drum typically played over

a drum typically played over the shoulder or on a small stand)

Design: Meadow and village

This is a Japanese vintage wooden spoon

Meiji 13 (1880) December

10 cm wide x 11 cm tall

Japanese Cast Iron Yaki-In Branding Stamp Wood Craft Sweets Kanji Kotobuki T135 soldout a drum typically played overVintage 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 Japanese sweets such as manju. It has the image of a large kanji character in calligraphy style (kotobuki ). It means "Long life" and often present on congratulatory milestone gifts. Brown Iron C1930 Item weight: 90 grams Packed weight: 400 grams Approx.