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The Materials, Techniques, and Designs of Japan

New faces of materials created by Japanese artisans

In Kyoto, there breathes a world of beauty and skill that has been passed down from time immemorial. Bamboo, both delicate and strong. Wood, with its variety of expressions coexisting. Ceramics, and their unique presence. Lacquer, elegant and artistic. Washi paper with its rich texture. Weavings and dyed fabrics, colorful, gorgeous. WAZAI is a collection of jewels, seeking new possibilities from these creations of natural materials and traditional techniques. As ethical building materials that fascinate, or as interior décor or art, replete with surprises and stimuli. We offer utterly unique spatial expressions that fuse a diverse range of colors, materials, and styles.

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This is a selection of new interior design materials and products created by Japanese artisans

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SHOWROOM

At our showroom in Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto, visitors can see a range of materials, building materials, products, and more. 208-2 Morinoki-cho Oike-dori Horikawa-iru Nakagyo-ku Kyoto 604-0053 Japan Google Map

This is a showroom and gallery that features the best of Japanese materials and techniques. Large-scale lighting made with materials and techniques of Japanese umbrella hang from the ceiling. The dynamic bamboo installation art covers the wall, while a range of woven and/or dyed textiles create a space called “Fabric Forest”.

This is a materials library that carries a range of wallpapers, wall panels, tiles, floorings, textiles, and more that can be used in contemporary spaces and interior products, with a focus on Japanese materials, techniques, and designs.

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Operations and Inquiries KYOTO AMPLITUDE CO.,LTD 208-2 Morinoki-cho Oike-dori Horikawa-iru Nakagyo-ku Kyoto 604-0053 Japan TEL : 075-286-8815
MAIL : infoamp-kyoto.co.jp
Created using the Subsidies for SMEs (Monodukuri Subsidy), FY2019 Amendments
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