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Bamboo Trivet – Fish

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A high quality bamboo trivet designed in the shape of a fish in Okayama Prefecture.

£30 per item

This bamboo trivet is made of mōsō bamboo (Phyllostachys edulis) produced in the Mabi area of Okayama Prefecture, known for its cultivation of high-quality bamboo shoots. In order to maintain the local bamboo groves and use this highly sustainable material effectively, the Laminated Bamboo Lumber Project was launched in 2003 and produces a range of products, among them this bamboo coaster tray. To create the laminated bamboo used to make this tray, carbonized bamboo strips are glued together using a high frequency wood joining machine. First, glue is applied to the strips then pressure is exerted on the bamboo both vertically and horizontally to bond the pieces together. The apple design of this trivet was made in collaboration with designers from Okayama Prefectural University.

Avoid leaving in direct sunlight or directly under air conditioning.
Dry it thoroughly after washing to avoid cracks and warps.
Keep away from open flames.

Size: L23.7 cm x W18 cm x H1 cm

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Chūgoku
Region

Chūgoku

中国

The Chūgoku region makes up the western part of Japan's main island of Honshu. The region is home to Hiroshima and the Izumo Grand Shrine. Well-known ceramics from this area include Hagi ware from Yamaguchi Prefecture and Bizen ware from Okayama Prefecture which also boasts a manufacturing industry of superior denim.

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Teori
Producer

Teori

株式会社テオリ

Teori Co., Ltd. manufactures furniture and household objects made of mōsō bamboo (Phyllostachys edulis) in the Mabi area of Okayama Prefecture. In order to maintain the local bamboo groves and use this highly sustainable material effectively, Teori launched the Laminated Bamboo Lumber Project in 2003 in collaboration with designers from Okayama Prefectural University to produce a range of products fit for modern lifestyles and interiors.

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