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Artist Hideki Chono, Japanese paper pasted tea tray, S tea, Hiroshima Artist Hideki Chono, Japanese paper pasted tea tray, S tea, Hiroshima Artist Hideki Chono, Japanese paper pasted tea tray, S tea, Hiroshima Artist Hideki Chono, Japanese paper pasted tea tray, S tea, Hiroshima
Artist Hideki Chono, Japanese paper pasted tea tray, S tea, Hiroshima
Artist Hideki Chono, Japanese paper pasted tea tray, S tea, Hiroshima
Artist Hideki Chono, Japanese paper pasted tea tray, S tea, Hiroshima
Artist Hideki Chono, Japanese paper pasted tea tray, S tea, Hiroshima

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Artist Hideki Chono, Japanese paper pasted tea tray, S tea, Hiroshima

¥9,900

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Hideki Chono's "Washi-pasted Sumikiri Tea Tray Hiroshima" is a rectangular wooden tray made of wood with washi paper pasted on it and then lacquered. Every step of the process is done by hand by Chono.

The washi paper used on the tableware allows you to enjoy the texture of washi paper, but it can also be washed with water, so it can be used for a variety of purposes other than just serving snacks. You can use it to place plates, directly on the table, or as a place to place small items, and the possibilities are endless.

The raised edges are the highlight of this piece. The octagonal shape with rounded corners creates a softer look.

It is water and oil resistant, so you can serve food directly on it. After use, please gently wash it with detergent if it is oily.

*Since each item is handmade, there may be slight differences between each one.

Product size

beside Approx. 22.4cm
vertical Approx. 15cm
height Approx. 1.7cm
material Natural wood

Compatibility information

microwave oven ×
Dishwasher ×
oven ×

Artist Hidenori Chono - Wooden trays that bring out the beauty of nature to the fullest

Hideki Chono was born in Kyoto in 1971 and is a woodworker who has been deeply fascinated by the world of woodworking and has honed his skills ever since.

In 2001, he enrolled in the Ishikawa Prefecture Turning Technique Training Institute to learn traditional turning techniques. During his four years at the institute, he thoroughly mastered woodworking techniques using the potter's wheel, building the foundation for creating delicate and sophisticated pieces.

After graduating from the training center in 2005, he established his own studio, "Studio Ibuki," in the mountains of Ishikawa Prefecture, where he began his full-fledged career as an artist, producing warm works that give the impression of the wood breathing.

In 2007, he held solo and group exhibitions around the country, and his works began to attract widespread attention. His unique style, which combines the natural texture of wood with precise turning techniques, continues to fascinate many people.

Since April 2009, he has moved his base of operations to Hiroshima, where he continues to create in this new environment. While preserving traditional techniques, Hidenori Chono continues to challenge himself to create woodwork pieces that fit into modern lifestyles. His works are all masterpieces that blend seamlessly into everyday life and enrich the hearts of those who use them.

Characteristics of Hidenori Chono's works

Hidenori Chono is particular about bringing out the natural beauty of wood to the fullest. His pieces, made from carefully selected wood, highlight the beauty of the wood grain, and the application of lacquer creates a unique golden texture. His designs are simple yet sophisticated, and the beauty and majesty of nature are felt keenly.

Furthermore, Hidenori Chono's works are not only beautiful but also highly practical. His wooden and lacquer trays are lightweight, easy to handle, durable, and suitable for everyday use, and have attracted many fans.

The production process of the work is normally divided into different parts, but Hidenori Chono does it all by himself. The work is made by cutting, carving and repeatedly applying lacquer to the wood. By using the tool while imagining the process of making a beautiful work, you will feel more confident and appreciate the work you pick up.

A wooden tray made of thin wood with washi paper carefully pasted on it.

Another distinctive feature of Hidenori Chono's work is his washi-pasted pieces. These pieces are made by pasting washi paper onto thin wood and then coating it with lacquer. The surface has the texture of washi paper, which gives it a unique character not found in other wooden pieces, and it is also durable, lightweight, and very suitable for everyday use. The texture of washi paper creates a slightly chic atmosphere, unlike the glossy finish of lacquer, making it an excellent addition to your cooking. Having just one or two pieces in your home will enrich your life.

This is an excellent product that is often used by restaurant owners.

Hidenori Chono's wooden works are a part of everyday life, but they also provide special moments for the user. Please take a look at these works, which give you a sense of the connection between nature and people.

*Because these are handmade, there may be individual differences in color and shape. Please enjoy the unique texture of handmade items.

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