Auspicious Kumiko Tsumiishi-kikko
Tsumiishi-kikko is named for its similarity to the turtle shell. The design has long been auspicious because of its association with the longevity of the turtle.
Origin of Design
The hexagon, derived from the shape of the segments of the turtle shell,
has long been regarded as an auspicious design motif as it relates to the long life of the turtle – “Turtles live ten thousand years, and cranes one thousand years.”
And so those who protect themselves, as turtles do within their shells, may enjoy longevity and health. Also, as the motif symbolizes a banknote, it is thought to bring good fortune.
Auspicious Kumiko Tsumiishi-kikko TANIHATA -118
Wood material: Japanese cypress / Yoshino cedar / Kiso cypress / Rikyu cedar
Specification and Options
The materials we use in are Japanese cypress, Yoshino cedar, Kiso cypress and Rikyu cedar.
How to order
Contact us with our “Contact Form” on our website.
Information required for estimation and order:
- Design
- Wood
- Project name
- Dimensions
- Quantity
- Frame size
- Options
- Planned installation date
Manufacturing dimensions range from 300 mm x 300 mm to 1200 mm x 2400 mm. Order in 1mm increments.
Specify the total dimensions that include the frame. Sizes 300 mm or less can be manufactured only in the dimensions we specify.
