Jizaikagi (middle size)

A Jizaikagi is a traditional Japanese hearth hook used to suspend a kettle or pot over an irori (sunken hearth). Its name means "freely adjustable hook," and it allows you to raise or lower the pot easily—a simple but ingenious tool that reflects Japan’s practical beauty.

This medium-sized Jizaikagi is ideal for collectors or those seeking a modestly sized, authentic piece of Japanese folk culture. Made with aged wood and iron, it brings a warm, rustic charm to any space—perfect for wabi-sabi interiors or tea room decor.

This Jizaikagi features a beautifully carved sea bream (Tai), a symbol of good fortune and celebration in Japanese culture. The wooden shaft is aged and smooth, paired with an iron hook, evoking warmth and rustic charm.

Whether as a functional tool or as wall art, this Jizaikagi carries the quiet elegance of countryside life and a deep sense of time.

Materials : Wooden parts (Bamboo)

Measurements: Shaft length 100cm