Nickel kiseru arabesque carving / No. 3525

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

The bamboo stem of the kiseru has a Shunkei lacquer finish.
The metal fittings are made of nickel, intricately engraved with a arabesque pattern.

With its slender, small mouthpiece, it is 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 |
Nickel Arabesque carving 
Kiseru part: Shunkei lacquer
With pouch case: green

| Materials |
Nickel, Rao bamboo

| Actual size |
Total length approx. 21cm
Rao bamboo diameter approx. 7mm

| Packaging |
OPP bag

| Care instructions and precautions |
Regular cleaning will extend the life of your kiseru. We recommend replacing the bamboo stem after about half a year for frequent users and about one year for occasional users. For maintenance such as replacing the bamboo stem, please contact Tanikawa Seijiro Shoten, the manufacturer. Please refer to the contact information included with the product.

We do not sell kizami-tabako "Koiki". Please purchase it at a tobacco specialty store if desired.

| About delivery date |
In stock: Ships within 7 days
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