This is a trivet made in Morioka, the home of Nambu ironware. Besides being a trivet, it can also be used as a bottle opener, paperweight, or ornament. This is a non-sale item that I received when I visited the Iwachu Ironworks factory in Nambu ironware. The surface is molded with an iron kettle, and the back with Mt. Iwate, a poem by Takuboku Ishikawa, and the Ue-no-Hashi bridge, making it a very elaborate item. It has a beautiful, weighty black color. When used as a trivet for skillets or iron kettles, it blends in seamlessly because they are made of the same material. ○ Size: Approximately 10cm in diameter ○ Weight: Approximately 200g It has been stored in a box, so it is in very good condition. The included box is stained, so I will wrap it in bubble wrap and pack it carefully.