Yakisugi
$3920 – $4100
Renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma drew inspiration for the Yakisugi pendant from a technique for preserving construction timber by charring its surface, which is known in Japan as Shou-Sugi-Ban or Yakisugi. This ancient technique uses charred wood as a means to preserve it without the need for paint or sealant, an aspect lending to the current revival of the technique in eco-friendly architecture and design. Adapting this process to a centuries-old glass crafting technique yields a contemporary design unique in every piece of hand-blown glass. Available in two sizes.
Specifications sku # 53-21-80396
| Overall Dimensions (WxDxH) | W 3.56'' x H 11.81'' x L 3.56'' + L, W 4.75'' x H 19.69'' x L 4.75'' |
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| Material/Finish | Transparent Anodized Aluminium Alloy, Hand-Blown Clear Glass, Charred Wood |
Renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma drew inspiration for the Yakisugi pendant from a technique for preserving construction timber by charring its surface, which is known in Japan as Shou-Sugi-Ban or Yakisugi. This ancient technique uses charred wood as a means to preserve it without the need for paint or sealant, an aspect lending to the current revival of the technique in eco-friendly architecture and design. Adapting this process to a centuries-old glass crafting technique yields a contemporary design unique in every piece of hand-blown glass. Available in two sizes.
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