The Kashiwado Chair, designed by Isamu Kenmochi, is unique because it is made only from solid wood. This majestic form is completed by using the rough grain of the wood called “cutting roots” from the root of the cedar tree, stacking them up in blocks and carving them out. The uneveness of the wood grain stands out beautifully on the surface due to the “Uzukuri” process.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Japan |
| Materials | Molded Plywood, Solid Wood |
| Dimensions | W850 D770 H630 |
| Colour | Cedar (Natural) |
| Finishes | Cedar (Natural) |
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