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MITSUKI STOOL -Yukiko Black (BLACK)-

MITSUKI STOOL -Yukiko Black (BLACK)-

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A lightweight stool that lets you take a break wherever you like.
Just as you wouldn't be confined to a designated "rest area" in the middle of a forest, you can carry "MITSUKI" anywhere in your home to take a seat.
――Reading on the terrace on a breezy day.
――Having an early glass of wine while waiting for dinner to finish in the kitchen.
"MITSUKI" accompanies the quiet moments of leisure that emerge in your daily life.

SPEC
Dimensions: W300 / D300 / H450 (mm)
Materials: Top - Veneer (White Ash), Basswood Plywood / Legs - Solid Wood
Finish: Urethane finish
Color: Binrouji-guro (Black)


Removable top
In aiming for a sustainable society, "using things with care for a long time" is a significant factor in contributing to that goal.
A key feature of the MITSUKI series is a structure that allows the top to be removed so that the product can be cherished and used for a long time.
By removing the top, you can refinish it, repair or maintain it, or even replace it, allowing you to use it with affection for years to come while preserving the history you've spent with the wood.

 

 You can choose the shape of the top.

Choose between the Round type, which has a cute, rounded impression, and the Tapered type, which has a stylish look thanks to its cut edges.
※There is no price difference based on the shape of the top.




 

photo: Binrouji 

What is Binrouji-guro?
Binrouji-guro is an elegant, bluish-black color achieved through a technique called "Binrouji-zome" (betel nut dyeing).
It is a deep black dye derived from the seeds of the *Areca catechu* (betel palm), a plant of the Arecaceae family also used in herbal medicine. Because it uses indigo as an under-dye, it was also known as "Aishita-guro" (indigo-based black).
Since the Edo period, this refined and profound black has been considered the height of "iki" (chic/stylish) and was used for the most prestigious black ceremonial kimono (mon-tsuki).

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


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