The broken parts and knots of the thinned cypress are removed and made into sticks. Then, the marquetry boards are cut out diagonally in a round shape and glued together horizontally and vertically to form a vessel. It takes a lot of time and effort to grind the wood into a shape using a potter's wheel, but the result is a beautiful vessel with an unexpected grain. These neat and expressive vessels, made using the ancient technique of "fabric pulling," will add color to your dining table. Motomi Kawakami
The broken parts and knots of the thinned cypress are removed and made into sticks. Then, the marquetry boards are cut out diagonally in a round shape and glued together horizontally and vertically to form a vessel. It takes a lot of time and effort to grind the wood into a shape using a potter's wheel, but the result is a beautiful vessel with an unexpected grain. These neat and expressive vessels, made using the ancient technique of "fabric pulling," will add color to your dining table.
Motomi Kawakami
Material= Japanese cypress