平さん工房

    Ring holder / Horse chestnut

      平さん工房

      Ring holder / Horse chestnut

      Sale price ¥1,650Regular price
      Regular price ¥1,650
      Tax included.
      Ring holder / Horse chestnut
      Sale price ¥1,650Regular price
      Regular price ¥1,650

      Before Use

      • Material: Wood
      • Height: Approx. 7.5cm

      Some aspects, such as shape, distortion, texture, and color, may not be clearly visible in the image.

      Please note that this item is a handmade product, made one by one by the artist.

      [Handling instructions]
      If it gets dusty, wipe it dry.
      Although distortion due to aging is unlikely to occur,
      Depending on the type, there may be changes in color, etc.
      Please enjoy this change as part of the work.

      Respect the trees and let their individuality guide you...

      A completely different look emerges when the wood is carved. Deep colors, soft colors, mottled colors, bright colors...
      There are too many to list.
      Even if it is the same type of tree,
      There are as many different grain patterns as there are people.
      They create ring holders, candle holders, flower vases and more, making the most of each individual's individuality.

      This piece is a horse chestnut tree.
      Horse chestnut, a tree native to Japan, has long been popular as a material for furniture and construction.

      The grain of horse chestnut is characterized by its rich color palette, with shiny, sparkling areas, calm white areas, and dark areas with a reddish tint all mixed together under the influence of the natural environment, so no two pieces are the same.

      This ring holder has a deliberately simple design that makes the most of the shine of the wood grain and its wavy pattern.

      You can easily store it away when you want to temporarily remove it while washing dishes or taking a bath, or when you want to change it depending on your mood.

      Not only is it functional, but its sophisticated and stylish appearance also makes it blend in with the interior.

      This is a piece that will gently support you and lend you a hand as you spend your days feeling comfortable.

      A completely different look emerges when the wood is carved. Deep colors, soft colors, mottled colors, bright colors...
      There are too many to list.
      Even if it is the same type of tree,
      There are as many different grain patterns as there are people.
      They create ring holders, candle holders, flower vases and more, making the most of each individual's individuality.

      This piece is a horse chestnut tree.
      Horse chestnut, a tree native to Japan, has long been popular as a material for furniture and construction.

      The grain of horse chestnut is characterized by its rich color palette, with shiny, sparkling areas, calm white areas, and dark areas with a reddish tint all mixed together under the influence of the natural environment, so no two pieces are the same.

      This ring holder has a deliberately simple design that makes the most of the shine of the wood grain and its wavy pattern.

      You can easily store it away when you want to temporarily remove it while washing dishes or taking a bath, or when you want to change it depending on your mood.

      Not only is it functional, but its sophisticated and stylish appearance also makes it blend in with the interior.

      This is a piece that will gently support you and lend you a hand as you spend your days feeling comfortable.

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