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D0457 (dark gray) ○
D0462 (lilac) ○
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D0555 (Blue) ●
D0588 (charcoal brown) ●
D0593 (light gray) ●
This is a low table designed for the lobby of the National Bunraku Theater designed by Mr. Kisho Kurokawa, a great architect in 1984.
The National Bunraku Theater uses traditional symbols such as Karafufu that were used in the Edo period when Bunraku was established, and This easy chair was designed to further enhance the image.
A design that reminds of “Japanese” in the “Western” space of the lobby. Japanese beauty appears everywhere, such as heavy black with a dignity, details that make it look like a lattice, and a dry lacquer finish that feels good to the touch. Please use it together with an easy chair (T-7160SA-BX) and a sofa (T-7161SA-BX).
It is a low table designed for the lobby of the National Bunraku Theater designed by Kisho Kurokawa, a master of the architectural world, in 1984.
The National Bunraku Theater uses abstracted traditional symbols such as the Karahafu used in the Edo period when Bunraku flourished, and this easy chair was designed to further enhance that image. ..
Designed to make you aware of "Japanese" in the "Western" space of the lobby. The beauty of Japanese is expressed everywhere, such as the heavy black with dignity, the details reminiscent of a lattice, and the dry lacquer-like finish that feels good to the touch. Please use it as a set with an easy chair (T-7160SA-BX) or a sofa (T-7161SA-BX).
