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This rabbit-shaped bottle opener is cast in iron by Sumitani Saburo Shoten, a metal workshop based in Takaoka, Japan, with roots going back to 1939. The form is simple and direct: the curved head lifts the cap, the elongated body sits comfortably in the hand, and the weight does the work without effort.
Made using traditional casting techniques, the surface has a slightly matte texture that develops character over time. When not in use, it rests flat on the table or counter, reading more like a small object than a tool that needs to be put away. It opens bottles cleanly and reliably, but it also works as a quiet visual accent—functional first, unobtrusive always. A small, well-made piece that reflects the studio’s approach to everyday tools: practical, durable, and shaped with intention. Made in Japan.
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