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Tsuruya Shoten's Oval Stool
Crafted through traditional artisan techniques cultivated in Japan over many years, Tsuruya Shoten's rattan products make the most of rattan's flexible yet resilient nature. By carefully layering the fundamental processes of bending, weaving, and wrapping, these items are finished into calm, everyday household tools that naturally blend into modern living. Video
Because they are uncolored and unpainted, they are environmentally friendly and allow you to enjoy the raw, rustic texture of the rattan itself. As the years pass and they are used more and more, they transform into a deep amber hue, gaining a moist luster and rich character.
The seat is made of "hand-drawn rattan peel" carefully carved out by artisan hands. By weaving together strand by strand, this lustrous rattan peel, which has minimal fuzziness, flexible elasticity, and durability, is born. It is a piece that accompanies daily life, allowing you to easily carry it to various places in the home. |
Everything arrived very nicely wrapped and in perfect condition. I was very impressed with the quality of the rattan laundry rack from Tsuruya Shoten, it's beautifully made!
J.Q. from USA |
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This item is usually shipped in 3 business days. We will inform you of the estimated shipping date if shipping is delayed due to a shortage.
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Tsuruya Shoten
Oval Stool
Despite being lightweight enough to be handled with one hand at approximately 1.1kg, the artisan's careful weaving achieves a seat with exceptional durability and elasticity. It also boasts superior breathability, allowing you to use it comfortably regardless of the season.
Size: About W405xD300xH435mm
Weight: About 1.1kg
Material: Rattan (Uncolored and Unfinished)
*Because it is uncolored and unfinished, the rattan material may crack due to climate change and dryness, but this is a characteristic of the material and will not affect the structure. Please understand that this is a characteristic of natural materials.
Price: 37,000 JPY
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Tsuruya Shoten
Founded in 1907 in Yamagata, Japan. Since then, they continuously provide users with "genuine products" made by hands of delicate Japanese, using the natural material of cane and obstinately being particular about domestic products made in-house. |
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