Jizaikagi (large size)

A Jizaikagi is a traditional Japanese hearth hook designed to suspend a pot or kettle over an irori (sunken hearth). Its name, meaning "freely adjustable hook," reflects its function—raising or lowering cooking vessels with ease over an open flame.

This large-sized Jizaikagi makes a striking statement piece. With its solid presence and beautiful aging, it reflects the history and craftsmanship of rural Japan. The materials—aged wood and iron—are naturally weathered, adding to its charm.

Perfect as a bold decor item in rustic interiors, tea rooms, or cultural spaces, this Jizaikagi tells the story of quiet fireside moments and the timeless wisdom of handmade tools.

This large-sized Jizaikagi features a powerful carp (Koi) carved into the wooden shaft—an enduring symbol of strength, perseverance, and vitality in Japanese folklore. With its bold presence and natural aging, this piece speaks of tradition and resilience.


Materials : Wooden parts (Bamboo)

Measurements: Shaft length 130cm