• Framing
• Shrines
• decorative elements

If you need wooden extensions, decorative elements or even a shrine for your Dojo or Tokonoma, I will be happy to help you with an individual offer and a design draft. Shoji and torii are also possible.

Authentic production with Japanese hand tools including cleaning and consecration of the craftsman, tools and materials is also possible. Please contact me for individual advice.

I need the following information for an offer:

• rough draft / idea?
• important details?
• dimensions and structural conditions?
• materials / type of wood?
• budget?

• room divider
• lamps
• decorative elements

Kumiko are geometric patterns and images formed by thin strips and small pieces of wood. They are derived from the thin struts in Shoji and form decorative elements. This craftsmanship is also often used for room dividers, lamps and furniture. Wherever the play of light and shadow continually reveals new facets and patterns.

This craft requires the highest precision and sharp tools and devices, some of which are self-made. Angles must be maintained at 0.5° and connections must be accurate to within 0.1mm. Almost all types of wood can be used in terms of color. For lamps and Shoji, we recommend covering them traditionally with mulberry paper.

I need the following information for an offer:

• rough idea / idea?
• dimensions and structural conditions?
• motive / color request?
• budget?

• family crests
• Ryu symbolism
• caligraphy in wood
• wooden pictures

The ancient art of wooden inlay work, also known as marquetry, is an ideal design tool for a Dojo's crest or the japanese Kamon. Caligraphy and Kanji can also be created in wood. So don't be afraid to tell me your desired motive and ask for a personal offer!

I need the following information for an offer:

• motive / idea?
• dimensions?
• color / type of wood?
• with frame?