Brass and silver jointed kiseru “Jhomiya” / no.3708

A traditional Japanese smoking pipe, kiseru, embodies the refined aesthetic of “iki” — a uniquely Japanese sense of understated elegance.

The metal fittings are all made of nickel silver, and the grate part is made of brass.

The nozzle is narrow and small, making it recommended for women.

Smoking with a kiseru is less about volume and more about appreciating the delicate aroma of the smoke itself.
Traditionally, tobacco is lit using charcoal embers from a tabako-bon (tobacco tray), allowing the smoke to remain pure, without the added scent of an open flame.

Kizami tobacco “Koiki” is not available for purchase on our website. If you wish to obtain it, please purchase it from a tobacco specialty shop.
For customers overseas, finely cut loose-leaf tobacco such as shag tobacco may be used as a substitute.

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Kiseru

| Contents |
Brass and silver jointed kiseru “Jhomiya”
Bamboo stem: (Shunkei lacquer)
Kiseru pouch: brown

| Material |
Kiseru: Brass and silver / Laos (bamboo stem) (Shunkei lacquer)

| Actual Size |
Actual size: Approximately 21cm in overall length
Diameter of the raou (bamboo stem): Approximately 8mm

| Packaging |
None in particular

| Care Instructions and Precautions |
Regular cleaning will extend the life of your kiseru. It is recommended to replace the bamboo pipe every six months for frequent smokers, and about once a year for occasional smokers. For maintenance such as replacing the bamboo pipe, please contact Tanikawa Seijiro Shoten, the manufacturer. Please consult the contact information included with the main unit.

We do not sell Kizami tobacco "Koiki." If you wish to purchase it, please do so at a specialty tobacco store.

| Regarding Delivery Date |
This product is also sold at the exhibition hall. While we do our best to manage inventory, there may be instances where the item is out of stock at the time of your order. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding.