Kiori Tennage

Rotary cutting, weaving and sewing wood is our concept

The worlds first natural wood textile has arrived.
Making use of a wide variety of natural wood types and using the famous Kyoto Nishijin weaving technique saga brocade. Combining the warmth and natural beauty of wood with the artistic quality of weaving, a brand new textile made in Kyoto has been realized.

Kiori Tennage

Kiori Tennage

The Tennage wood textile is the first high speed, machine woven natural wood textile in the world.

Since it's woven, it is more flexible then the original Tennage.
Thanks to it being able to contract and bend it is also possible to make partly three dimensional products.
By changing weaving techniques and properties of the horizontal thread it is possible to create unique textiles.

Mass production at a stable cost and short delivery time has become available.
The Tennage wood textile is a revolutionary new material with the charm of natural wood and artistic sensibilities of woven textiles.

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