Aluminum Clothespin - Shark - set of 12 Kiri Turn off the heat and

Turn off the heat and leave the dishes in the pot

charming and lightweight

The print mimics mame shibori (mame means beans and refers to tiny things

This kimono pattern was among the favorites of the samurai during the Edo period

Aluminum Clothespin - Shark - set of 12 Kiri Turn off the heat andThese are aluminum clothespins ubiquitous in Japan until around the 1970s. The rise of plastics and cheap foreign imports all but wiped them out, but thanks to one company the classic aluminum clothespins are still in production in Tokyo. The aluminum clothespins are light, and compared to plastic and wooden pins, have a stronger grip and a longer life for outdoor use. This particular style is called shark because of its sharp, tooth like edges and a