Futagami is a brass lifestyle brand launched in 2009 by Futagami Co., Ltd., a foundry established in 1897, together with designer Masanori Oji.
Takaoka copperware is a traditional craft that has been handed down in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture, for approximately 400 years. Brass has been used in a variety of fields, including architectural hardware, ship fittings, and furniture fittings. It also has a long history as a material for arts and crafts and Buddhist altar fittings because of the soft texture and elegant luster of the material.
The more you use brass, the more its surface oxidizes and develops a unique flavor, making it a material that will fit in with your daily life over time. Why don't you feel the desire to cherish and watch over it like a treasure that has been by your side since childhood, as time passes?
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This is a hard-to-tumble tool stand that makes use of the weight and water resistance of brass. Even if you stand many tall items such as ladles, chopsticks, cutlery, etc., the low center of gravity makes it difficult to topple over. The inside is tinned. The bottom is embedded with soft silicone, so it will not damage ground surfaces. It can also be used as a vase or pen stand. Tall kitchen tools such as ladles, spatulas, and chopsticks can be stored together.
Size: About Ø96xH150mm Weight: About 1200g
Price: 20,700 JPY
FUTAGAMI Tool Stand S
This is a hard-to-tumble tool stand that makes use of the weight and water resistance of brass. Even if you stand many tall items such as ladles, chopsticks, cutlery, etc., the low center of gravity makes it difficult to topple over. The inside is tinned. The bottom is embedded with soft silicone, so it will not damage ground surfaces. It can also be used as a vase or pen stand. The small size is ideal for a chopstick stand or pen stand.
Size: About Ø70xH104mm Weight: About 500g
Price: 14,600 JPY
FUTAGAMI
Founded in 1897 in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture. Utilizing the casting technology used to make Buddhist altarware, the company launched the brass household goods brand "FutagamiI" with designer Masanori Oji in 2009. The brand is currently exported and sold in approximately 25 countries.
