KANGAS (Kangas) gray x yellow
KANGAS (Kangas) gray x yellow
Designed by Elisa Defossez Kikuchi
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This art expresses new colors and relationships born from the intersection of threads, which is the basis of weaving. While seemingly a minimalist design typical of Nordic art, it's a characteristic work of Eliza De Fou, Kikuchi, with its precise brushstrokes and carefully considered composition.
Product Specifications
Product Specifications
- Accessories: OPP bag, backing card
- Printing method: Digital printing
- Country of manufacture: Japan
*Frame sold separately
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping & Delivery
A flat rate of 330 yen nationwide (880 yen only in Okinawa). Orders over 11,000 yen (including tax) qualify for free shipping. For delivery times, please click here.
Precautions for use
Precautions for use
- Avoid using in areas with high temperatures and humidity or direct sunlight.
- Gift wrapping is not available. Thank you for your understanding.
About poster paper
We use the thickest grade ofヴァンヌーボV-FS, a premium printing paper that achieves an excellent balance between vibrant color reproduction and a pleasing paper texture, two properties that are often at odds. It is also FSC certified*. Due to its thickness, it is less susceptible to the effects of humidity and environmental changes, and is characterized by its resistance to curling and warping.
*FSC certification evaluates and certifies whether forest management and logging are carried out with consideration for the environment and local communities, and certifies products derived from such forests (products made from responsibly managed forest timber). The FSC (Forest Stewardship Council®: headquartered in Germany), an NGO, operates the certification.
Regarding the frame
This original frame uses pine wood processed to reduce shape changes caused by dryness or humidity as a core material, wrapped with beautiful, warp- and crack-resistant wood veneer.
Natural wood (surface veneer) / Backing board: MDF*1 / Transparent sheet: PET*2
*1 A board made by crushing wood into fibers and then forming them. Known as an eco-friendly material with high recyclability, as it utilizes wood chips and thinnings to effectively use wood resources.
*2 Extremely lightweight while having similar transparency to glass. It does not produce toxic gases when burned, so it is often used for food containers such as PET bottles.
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