Japanese casting tool brass

With what meticulousness and attention to detail in Japan are commonly made utensils, this device once again reveals - perfect in its function, the caster lies well in the hand and is a feast for the eyes to boot. Brass and aluminum are the materials from which it is made. The device is equipped with an absolutely tight and drip-free closing ball valve and otherwise comes completely without wearing parts.

Lightweight, the watering device is not only of weight, it also distributes a very gentle rain and is therefore preferred as a watering utensil for sowing and cuttings. This is made possible by 500 tiny holes (each with a diameter of exactly 0.4 mm) etched into the nozzle disc - from both sides, creating an hourglass-shaped hole profile. So instead of rushing straight through, the water droplets are directed in fan-shaped paths - and emerge very gently. In addition, the device combines a targeted watering with a greater range - and is therefore also very suitable for watering potted plants and for use in cramped conditions on the balcony or in the greenhouse.