Metalwork artist Kei Eda produces tea ceremony kettles and iron kettles using this Japanese pig iron. He also makes "Matsukasa (pine cone shaped) Wind Chimes" , which are the only wind chimes in Japan made from iron sand.

江田 蕙（Eda Kei) 天命系、伊達藩御用鋳物師。 松笠風鈴(江雲堂）江田家23代目当主。 日本工芸会正会員・日本伝統工芸展鑑審査委員

天命鋳物師 江田 蕙 （Eda Kei) 昭和32年 鋳物師・江田家23代目当主として生まれる。 51年 人間国宝（茶の湯釜）初代 長野垤志に師事。

Mar 23, 2025 · 8 likes, 0 comments - kei_eda on March 23, 2025: "和銑釜を都内のホテルで展示「匠 of Japan」 The Okura Tokyo オークラプレステージタワー （旧ホテルオークラ東京） 28階～40階を占める客室フロアに100カ所のショーケースを設置し、”世界に誇る日本の美”を体現。

Metal Worker Eda Kei Making Tea Kettle and Tetsubin(iron kettle) from sand iron, each of them is handmade. Sand Iron is mainly difficult and rare and valuable casting material.

Creating Japanese tea ceremony tea kettles and iron kettles from Japanese pig iron which is made during the process of tatara iron making. I try to make pieces that have a modern feel …

64 Followers, 26 Following, 35 Posts - Kei Eda (@kei_eda) on Instagram: "金工作家/釜師 400年以上続く伊達藩御用鋳物師(天命系鋳師) 日本工芸会正会員"

Now president the twenty-three Kamozaemon Eda (his real name=Kei Eda) He is Japanese Traditional Art Craft member.

Kei Eda and his son Tomoya Eda are the 23 rd and 24 th generation of artists in the Eda Family of artists practicing the Sogata method of metal casting. The Eda family has been producing iron art forms for more than 400 years.