This is a long tray with a hemp leaf pattern made of Kumiko work. Kanuma Kumiko is known as a production center of Kumiko crafts in Japan, and is also known as a production center of hemp leaves, which have been cultivated in the area.

Kumiko is a woodworking technique in which wood is assembled without using nails, and Shoji screens and Ranma (transoms) with geometric patterns are made in many parts of Japan.

With a width of 55cm(21.7in), this tray is an eye-catching centerpiece for your table. Small plates and sake cups can be placed on it to create a stylish dining room.

For cleaning, wipe with a soft cloth dampened with water.

The material used is the fine vertical grain portion of the annual rings of 150-200 year old logs. Solid Kiso Hinoki wood, which is said to be the most suitable for Kumiko work, is used.

Toyoda Woodcraft has been manufacturing wooden fittings and traditional Kanuma Kumiko craftwork since its establishment in 1947. Using techniques cultivated in the tradition of fittings making, the company produces beautiful Kanuma Kumiko that combines wooden pieces delicately, making it more accessible as a daily life product and introducing aesthetic sensibility into lifestyle.

PRODUCT DETAIL

• Quantity: 1
• Dimension: 55cm(21.7in) x 12cm(4.7in)x H4.5cm(1.8in)
• Material: Wood, Acrylic - Kanuma Kumiko
• Origin: Made in Japan