Obidome - Wooden - Wood Marquetry - Floral Pattern - Japanese Modern - Kimono - Sakura - Momiji

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Traditional Craft Mokuzogan
The warmth of wood and
the precise, delicate, and skilled technique required for
Mokuzogan to depict
a cherry blossom and Momiji obi clasp.

Mokuzogan
Mokuzogan is a wood art technique that expresses paintings and patterns using various natural woods.
In the Hakone/Odawara region, this technique was newly developed around the middle of the Meiji period by attaching a sewing machine saw to a thread saw machine. Patterns are cut out according to a drawing on a base plate, and similarly shaped cut-out pattern materials are fitted in to create paintings and designs.
The completed pieces are called tanaita (seed plates) and are thinly shaved with a special large plane to create products. This technique is a valuable traditional craft technique that is unique in the world.

[Size]
Width: Approx. 6 cm
Height: Approx. 3 cm
Depth: 0.5 cm (excluding metal fittings)

[Shipping]
We use a stronger-than-usual 3-layer bubble wrap.
Each item is carefully wrapped individually, and the gaps are filled with cushioning materials such as bubble wrap and paper to ensure ample space for packing.
The photos show everything included.
The original box is not included.

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