• A luxurious kumiko clock made from walnut wood. The intricate design is crafted by hand, showcasing the beauty of traditional Japanese woodworking.
  • Japanese kumiko clocks on a wood table in a Japandi living room.
  • Japanese kumiko clock on a wall in a Japandi living room.
  • Japanese kumiko clock on a wall in a Japandi living room.
  • Detailed view of the intricate pattern of a walnut kumiko clock. The small wooden pieces are meticulously joined to create a stunning design.
  • A walnut kumiko clock hanging on a wall, viewed from the left side. The rich color of the walnut wood complements the intricate design.
  • A walnut kumiko clock hanging on a wall, viewed from below. The intricate wooden latticework creates a warm and inviting atmosphere.
  • A Japanese artisan crafting bamboo interior pieces in the workshop.
  • Pieces of Akita cedar, the material used for creating the delicate geometric patterns in kumiko craftsmanship, and individual kumiko components.
  • Hands of a craftsman creating traditional Japanese kumiko, a technique of assembling small wooden pieces into geometric patterns.
  • Pieces of Akita cedar, the material used for creating the delicate geometric patterns in kumiko craftsmanship, and individual kumiko components.
  • Niigata Prefecture Japan
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Japanese Kumiko Hexagon Clock (Kiwami)

Japanese Kumiko Hexagon Clock (Kiwami)

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Discover refined beauty with the Hexagonal Kumiko Clock (Kiwami), a masterpiece handcrafted by Ominato Bunkichi, a workshop with over 150 years of tradition. Utilizing the ancient kumiko technique, artisans interlock delicate pieces of wood without nails, creating the intricate asanoha pattern. Crafted from luxurious walnut and rare hiba wood, this clock radiates warmth, elegance, and a subtle cedar fragrance, transforming any room into a serene retreat. A perfect blend of Japan's natural bounty and unmatched craftsmanship, the Kiwami clock elevates your living space and inspires moments of timeless tranquility.

Product Details

This product incorporates a movement from Seiko Clock Inc., registered under the trademark <SKP>. The movement boasts a precision of ±15 seconds per month, ensuring the clock’s exceptional accuracy.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Quantity: 1 
  • Dimension: H29.0cm(11.41 in) × W25.1cm(9.88 in) × D3.4(1.33 in)
  • Material: Walnuts wood, Hiba, Quartz
  • Origin: Made in Niigata, Japan
  • Brand: Ominato Bunkichi
  • Electrical Appliance: AA battery × 1

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Close-up detail of intricate kumiko latticework, a traditional Japanese craft.

Japanese "Kumiko Zaiku" : 1400 Years of Timeless Japanese Woodcraft

Kumiko is a traditional Japanese woodworking technique that creates intricate geometric patterns by interlocking pieces of wood without the use of nails. Originating over 1,400 years ago alongside the introduction of Buddhism, this technique has evolved uniquely through the refined sensibilities of the Japanese people. The process involves meticulously crafting small wooden components called "leaves" and assembling them by hand within a lattice framework, resulting in a distinctive beauty. This craftsmanship is applied to architecture, furniture, and lighting fixtures, symbolizing the fusion of traditional artistry and modern design in Japanese craftsmanship.

Hands crafting traditional Japanese Kumiko woodwork

Ominato Bunkichi: 150 Years of Timeless Kumiko Craftsmanship

Established in 1870 in Kamo City, Niigata Prefecture, Ominato Bunkichi is a long-established small business that began with the sale of traditional Japanese paper. Over time, it expanded to include craftsmen specializing in tansu (traditional chests), fittings, and sliding doors. Since the 1980s, the company has ventured into interior products, including furniture. Its "Kumiko Lantern," a lighting fixture utilizing the traditional Japanese woodworking technique of kumiko, has been selected for the "Century Story" project, which highlights exceptional historic brands from Niigata.The company sources Akita cedar from a small, family-run sawmill and repurposes leftover wood. By crafting kumiko products through precise woodworking to 0.1mm accuracy, their artisans continue to preserve this traditional craft for future generations.

Japanese kumiko clocks on a wood table in a Japandi living room.

Discover Tranquility: The Hexagonal Kumiko Clock for a Serene Home

Enhance your daily life with the Hexagonal Kumiko Clock, a timeless fusion of Japanese tradition and artistry. Handcrafted by Ominato Bunkichi, this clock transforms any room into a serene retreat. Place it in your living room to create a calming focal point with its intricate goma, rindo, and asanoha patterns. The warm hues of its three wood types blend seamlessly into various interiors, adding a touch of Japanese elegance. Let the Hexagonal Kumiko Clock elevate your space and remind you to treasure each moment.

Japanese lamp meticulously handcrafted using the 1400-year-old "kumiko" technique, assembling 600 pieces of premium Akita cedar into a mesmerizing cubic form.

Ominato Bunkichi

Founded in 1870 in Niigata, Ominato Bunkichi Shop has a rich 150-year history, evolving from washi paper craftsmanship to innovative interior design. Blending traditional paper and wood techniques, they create exquisite fusuma screens and sudare byobu. Today, renowned for their comprehensive interior solutions and part of Niigata's global "Hundred-Year Story" initiative, they boast a strong international presence.

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