Japanese cedar, a conifer made of timber.
He sought to take advantage of the softness and softness of the hand, but was unsuitable for use in furniture.

"KISARAGI (Kisaragi)" is a design using cedar compressed straight grain material.
By carefully pressing the cedar, the cedar
became strong and could be used in a straight grain.

The dignified expression of the heather eyes and the form that the straight lines stand out make the　
living space rich and high quality.

Kisaragi has the meaning of regenerating vegetation.
This is the beginning of utilizing the evolving domestic cedar wood.

Designer: Motomi Kawakami

He has been a visiting professor at Tokyo Art University, Tama Art University, Kanazawa Art Institute, Kobe Art Institute of Technology, etc.

Cooperation in revitalizing local industries and local human resource development projects in various areas, such as product design, interior design, environmental design, etc.