9-1 Kuronobe cedar hegi board special arrow feather pattern

basic information

Ajiro It began to be widely used generally when Sen no Rikyū and others devised the rustic tea room, utilizing it to create an extremely tense space. As a material for suki, ajiro became one of the most suitable materials for the wabi aesthetic of the rustic tea room. Subsequently, ajiro was used by prominent tea masters in shoin ceilings, tokonoma ceilings, and has become an indispensable element in sukiya architecture and tea rooms today. *There are also products that combine non-combustible materials, quasi-non-combustible materials (calcium silicate board, Dailight), and bent plywood.

Price information

Product number: 9-1 Kurobe cedar hegi board special arrow feather ajiro 3x6 (shaku) (approximately 910x1820 mm) Design unit price 82,000 yen (per piece) 3.15x6.3 (shaku) (approximately 955x1910 mm) Design unit price 95,000 yen (per piece) Prices may vary depending on quantity, so please feel free to contact us.

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Applications/Examples of results

We are using it as ceiling material for hotels, inns, restaurants, tea rooms, and tokonoma.

Detailed information

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  Natural materials and craftsmanship create a distinctive interior decoration. "In the reeds, the cranes cry, and the lake breeze Blows cold at Tsuwosaki." This is a poem from the Manyoshu that depicts the reed banks of Lake Biwa, where the seaside breeze blows. The sunlight glistens on the water's surface, and the reed fields spread along the lakeshore... The majestic nature creates a landscape unique to the lake country, which must have brought tranquility to the people of ancient times. The various reed products born from the nature and craftsmanship of Lake Biwa will surely provide us, who live in the modern age, with comfort and serenity.