Wooden tray - Diamond - S
Solid wood bowl in a diamond shape, size S (127 × 93 × 15 mm), signed AIZAWA WOOD WORK. Part of the Kito series made from Japanese wood, it can be used as a catchall, watch rest, or coaster.
WOODEN TRAY - DIAMANT S
"KITO" is a series of wooden products designed so you can spend your daily life with trees. Literally, "ki to" (木と) means "with the tree." We believe that the comfort only solid wood can provide is essential for a peaceful life.
AIZAWA WOOD WORK
The beauty of wood
It takes about 100 years for a tree to reach a size suitable for making plates and trays. We use the precision and speed of machines to carve wood from the mountains without waste or producing scraps.
A delicate hand polishing creates a high-quality feel. The 100 years of strength trapped in the solid wood have been carved to be used for more than 100 years. We value trees and choose ways to live our lives that pass on the rich mountain forests to future generations.
Mountain ranges create ridges and valleys, and water flows through them, forming many streams. The streams grow plants, nourish trees, and form forests. Many streams have nurtured forests, and we want to continue offering the comfort of trees in people’s daily lives by using the trees that have grown in these forests.
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Features
- Dimensions
- L127 × W93 × H15 mm
- Weight
- 100 g
- Material
- Wood
- Color
- Brown
- Origin
- Japan
KITO, everyday life in solid wood
AIZAWA WOOD WORK crafts the KITO series, "with the tree" in Japanese: solid wood trays, bowls, and boards designed so that the comfort of wood accompanies everyday life. Shapes of flowers, leaves and pine, gentle to the eye and to the touch.
THE EXPERTISE OF AIZAWA WOOD WORK
What makes these objects unique
Solid wood
No veneer: each board is carved from solid wood, with natural grain and warmth.
Machined, then sanded in the workshop
The wood is precisely machine-cut, without wasting any material, then hand-polished to a soft, almost silky feel.
Traditional Japanese motifs
Rinka the flower, the pine, the hishi diamond, the futaba sprout or the three-lobed leaf: organic shapes that brighten up the table.
With the tree, every day
KITO means "with the tree": objects made to be used every day, not just to sit in a display case.
The wood patina
The wood darkens and develops a patina with use. Each tabletop takes on its own unique shade.
Tea for dinner
Under the teapot, for onigiri or slicing: a size for every moment of the day.