Iwako Erasers – Japanese Collectible Figures to Take Apart ⁽¹⁶⁾

Iwako erasers are original Japanese collectible figures made in Japan – three-dimensional miniatures in soft, non-toxic material that come apart into separate pieces and fit back together again, equally at home on a desk or in a collection.

Animals, Kokeshi, Daruma, fruits – Japanese decoration in miniature

The collection offers a wide range of motifs from Japanese everyday culture and nature, each one as a take-apart figure.

Animals and sea creatures – Fish, whales, octopuses, cats, rabbits, pandas and many more in finely detailed miniature. Each figure is made up of several interlocking pieces that can be separated and reassembled with a little patience.
Japanese cultural figures – Kokeshi and Daruma – Miniature versions of much-loved Japanese lucky charms, with the same shapes and colours as the full-size originals. A playful link between collectible object and Japanese symbolic culture.
Fruits, vegetables and everyday objects – Sushi, bento boxes, watermelons, oranges and other familiar items in surprisingly lifelike miniatures. These motifs are popular with children and adults alike.
Function and quality – Despite their decorative appearance, Iwako figures are real erasers made from PVC-free, phthalate-free material. They erase pencil marks cleanly without leaving residue.

Collecting, using and caring for Iwako erasers

The figures display well on a desk, in a cabinet or as small decorative objects on a shelf – arranged individually or as a group, they show off the range of motifs at their best. If dusty or dirty, the individual pieces can be rinsed quickly under cold, clear water and left to air dry. Keep away from prolonged direct sunlight to preserve the colours.