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The lid is adjusted to open by holding it with both hands.
~Product Details~
1. Mulberry, approx. 10.5 cm diameter, approx. 8 cm height, 8,800 yen
2. Mulberry, approx. 10 cm diameter, approx. 8 cm height, 8,800 yen
3. Mulberry, approx. 9.5 cm diameter, approx. 6.5 cm height, 6,600 yen
4. Mulberry, approx. 8 cm diameter, approx. 6.2 cm height, 5,500 yen
5. Mulberry, approx. 7 cm diameter, approx. 5.2 cm height, 5,500 yen
6. Yew, 11 cm diameter, approx. 8.2 cm height, 8,800 yen
7. Chestnut, approx. 10 cm diameter, approx. 7.5 cm height, 8,800 yen
8. Cherry, approx. 8.3 cm diameter, 7 cm height, 6,600 yen
9. Japanese Pagoda Tree, approx. 10.5 cm diameter, 6.5 cm height, 6,600 yen
10. Japanese Pagoda Tree, approx. 10 cm diameter, approx. 6.5 cm height, 6,600 yen
11. Japanese Pagoda Tree, approx. 9 cm diameter, approx. 6.5 cm height, 6,600 yen
[Care Instructions]
- Occasionally wipe with a soft cloth. Alternatively, simply stroke the entire piece with your hands each time you use it.
- If water gets on it, wipe it off immediately (excluding products with a wipe-lacquer finish).
- Do not place in direct sunlight or in hot, humid locations.
[Artisan Profile]
Woodturner Yoshizou Nishiwaki
(Member of the Japan Kijishi Association, Nagano Prefecture Woodcraft Instructor)
Our products begin with the search for raw timber by my predecessor.
We searched for wood with forest owners in Nagano Prefecture and neighboring prefectures, and the artisan himself felled the trees. There were many years when we prepared several truckloads of fine timber, but over time, large, old trees became scarcer. Buying from the market would make them very expensive, so we carefully craft products from the raw timber left to us by my predecessor.
I feel a mission to thank these precious trees and to maximize the beauty they possess.
Woodturning may seem simple and understated at first glance, but I believe it is a profession that can convey the証 (proof, evidence) of a tree having lived for decades or even hundreds of years. By carefully seasoning the raw timber for decades, I allow the wood to remember the four seasons, and I determine the timing for product creation with my own hands. Perhaps only those who have worked with wood for many years can hear its voice.



































