Kumiko Partition - Sayagatakuzushi
The Kumiko Partition is based on the Kumiko woodworking technique that originated as a fixture technology in Japanese architecture. This technique involves cutting thin pieces of wood, adding grooves and angles, and assembling small wood fragments to create intricate patterns. With a history of over 800 years, there are more than 200 patterns in existence.
These patterns hold meanings deeply rooted in Japan’s climate and culture, requiring highly skilled craftsmanship down to the finest details. Particularly distinctive is the foldable section that moves freely on both sides, featuring a corded hinge created without the use of metal fittings.
* This product is only available for the area of Japan. For the delivery of outside of Japan, please contact us about international delivery and lead time.
SPECIFICATIONS
Wood: Cedar
*The specification's sizes are "mm".
Item NO: P-023
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Item NO: P-024
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All products are order-made and carefully processed, assembled, and finished by our craftsmen in Japan.
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