A tray which is made of thinly sliced wood veneer called “tsuki-ita.”

Rays Tray

"Rays Tray" is available in three different sizes, round and rectangular, and six different colors, including indigo-dyed.。

Wouldn't you like to add color to your daily life with this tool for carrying things?

White Sycamore Tray

like ripples spreading when a drop falls on the surface of a pond...

a beautiful pattern appears

Rectangle white sycamore

INDIGO DYED

INDIGO DYED

Indigo-dyed trays are dyed using a natural and traditional way of dyeing called “Hakko-date,” which uses only natural materials and does not use any chemicals.

By indigo-dyeing the white sycamore trays, which have a characteristic luster pattern (shrinkage), the beautiful pattern, like ripples that spread when a drop falls on the water surface, is further enhanced.

hoek

stand

The identically shaped hexagonal wood veneer are combined with the wood grain in different directions.Although all the pieces are made of the same color and wood type, the geometrical arrangement of each piece makes the color of the wood appear different depending on the viewpoint and angle of the viewer, giving it a shimmering impression.This is why we named it "hoek" (meaning "viewpoint" or "angle" in Dutch).

[INDIGO DYED]

A Japan-blue indigo color with a unique atmosphere.It is dyed with indigo dye from indigo plants grown in Tokushima Prefecture.The wood's tendency to "change color depending on the angle of light" creates a unique atmosphere, and this is enhanced when the wood is dyed with indigo./collections/stand

STAND

TSUKI-ITA TILES

Custom-made wood veneer tiles for a variety of interiors: TSUKI-ITA TILES

Wood Marquetry Works — TRAY

POKE's Accessories

Each piece is small,

but the thought we
put into it is not small.

Pendant

Earring

Bracelet

Natural Wood for Everyday Life. Explore Wood Veneer Sheets.

TSUKIT

Veneer (TSUKI) meets a kit (KIT) for creating. That is TSUKIT.

Our wood veneer sheets are made from thinly sliced natural wood backed with washi paper.
Easy to cut with scissors or a craft knife, they can be used for anything from making small objects to repairing furniture. Their natural grain and texture also make them a material chosen by professionals.

TSUKIT

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