Traditional Japanese wood processing: Naguri processing - Perfect for the flooring of store spaces!
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Creating a charming space with traditional Japanese wood processing techniques, known as "naguri" finish.
Naguri refers to a traditional Japanese wood processing technique that dates back to the Jomon and Yayoi periods, characterized by leaving unique chisel marks on the contour surface of wood (mainly chestnut wood) using tools such as "tsuki-noko," "chouna," and "yoki." Historically, it has been used in Japanese architecture for gate materials, fences, wet verandas, and wainscoting, and it is currently gaining attention for use in store interiors. 【Features】 - Being hand-crafted, it creates a pleasant sense of rhythm. - Each pattern has a squared-off appearance. For details regarding pricing and delivery, please feel free to contact us. We also accept requests for samples!
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■Solid flooring ■Dimensions: Wood species and material to be discussed ■Finish: Unfinished (Painting requests are also accepted.)
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- Store interior design - Renovation - Newly built single-family home
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We mainly handle solid interior building materials. Flooring / Paneling / Reclaimed wood / Lumber From standard products to unique items, we offer a carefully selected range of products. As an agent for the non-toxic wood finish Osmo Color, we also accept consultations on wood finishing from the perspective of those who work with wood. Recently, we have started a flooring renovation business called "Yuka Renove," which maximizes the potential of existing solid floors. We provide total support from consultations before using wood to care after the project is completed, so please feel free to contact us.
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