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MITSUKI COFFEE TABLE -Kinko Black (BLACK)-

MITSUKI COFFEE TABLE -Kinko Black (BLACK)-

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A table with a versatile size that can be used in any setting.
Its form and presence are so natural that it feels as if it has always been "there." Whether you are reading while having a cup of coffee or setting down your keys or watch, you can experience living with wood through the casual, everyday actions of your life.

SPEC
Size: W400 / D400 / H600 (mm)
Materials: Top board: Veneer (White Ash), Basswood plywood / Legs: Solid wood
Finish: Urethane finish
Color: Binrouji-guro (Black)


Removable top board
In aiming for a sustainable society, "using things with care for a long time" is a major factor we can contribute to.
A distinctive feature of the MITSUKI series is a structure that allows the top board to be removed, ensuring that the natural solid wood can be cherished and used for many years.
By removing the top, you can repaint it, or perform repairs, maintenance, or replacements, allowing you to use it with affection for a long time while carrying over the history of your time spent with the wood.


Choose your preferred top board shape.
You can choose between the round type, which has a cute, rounded impression, and the taper type, which has a stylish look thanks to its cut edges.
※There is no difference in price based on the shape of the top board.




photo: Binrouji

What is Binrouji-guro (Areca Nut Black)?
Binrouji-guro is a refined, bluish-toned black color, and the process used to create it is called Binrouji-zome (areca nut dyeing).
It is a deep, rich black dye made from the seeds of the areca palm (a plant in the palm family used in traditional Chinese medicine). Because it involves a base coat of indigo, it was also historically called "Aishita-guro" (indigo-base black).
Since the Edo period, this elegant and deep black has been considered the height of "iki" (chic/sophistication) and the premier color for formal kimono.

While traditional Binrouji-zome has become a rare technique in modern times, SHIKI hopes to pass on this traditional Japanese black to future generations by recreating it in our wood products.


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