The story of the Kizama surface pattern is a bit a bizar one. A few years ago I was walking in production and noticed on the table of one of our craftsman a really worn out cutting board. I just loved the texture of it. All these lines in all directions creating a certain rhythm. So I photographed it, knowing that I would use it one day.
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| Kizama printed on a soft feel textile fleece |
And here it is: Kizama, meaning 'engraved' in Japanese. On the wall it has this graphic look inbetween etched and engraved. Printed on a very tactile material with a smooth, warm and cosy touch.
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| Close up from the printed Kizama texture in Cobblestone |
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