Indigo-dyed Inshu Japanese paper [Kai] kai (chugoku) for Japan only

It is an art panel made by dyeing local Japanese paper with natural indigo and arranging it in a panel shape.
All can be removed and replaced freely.
There is no same color, and you can enjoy exciting art that you will never get tired of.

Using natural indigo, local Japanese paper is dyed using an original dyeing process, and assembled into a paneled art panel.
All are removable and can be replaced at will.
No two shades are the same, and you can enjoy only one exciting art that you will never get tired of.

Local Tottori Chizu cedar is used for the frame, and Inshu Japanese paper is dyed with natural indigo using an original method.

Local Tottori Chizu cedar is used for the frame, and Inshu Japanese paper is dyed with natural indigo using an original technique.

Possibilities of “Washi”
Possibility of Japanese paper

A design that approaches Japanese traditional culture, Japanese paper, from an unprecedented angle and incorporates traditional crafts more closely.
The joy of being able to use it while loving it Bringing the good old "manufacturing" to the new beauty of Japan

Possibility of Japanese paper
Approaching Washi, a traditional Japanese culture, from an unprecedented angle
A design that makes traditional crafts more accessible.
Enjoy the pleasure of using it while loving it. Good old "Monozukuri" to a new Japanese beauty.

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