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"Tenon Chair" is produced by craftsmen in a workshop in Hyogo Prefecture with great attention to detail.
We will hold a limited time exhibition (2/21-2/25) at Jingumae SHOP in Tokyo.

We will exhibit many models that are rarely seen in the Kanto area, so please take this opportunity to see Tenon Chair's meticulous handiwork.

≪Event Summary≫

Tenon Chair Exhibitio @KOKOROISHI

　　
■Date and time
Wednesday, February 21, 2024 - Sunday, February 25, 2024
Weekdays 11:00-17:00 / Weekends 11:00-18:00

■Location
KOKOROISHI Jingumae SHOP
*No reservation is required to visit our store. Please feel free to stop by.

1F, 2-31-20 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001, Japan　
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■Exhibition Items
ST-chair / T-chair / F-chair / Slit / L-chair
T3 / F-Tray stool / Rocker / T-table

Tenon Chair HP : click here

■Purchase Privilege　

"Suiren coaster" as a gift for customers who purchase Tenon products.

　
Customers who purchase Tenon products during the period will receive a KOKOROISHI original leather coaster.（Suiren Coaster）

*Two (2) copies per product will be given away.
Color can be selected from WL907 (glaze) or WL908 (gray).

～Tenon Chair's manufacturing～

　
Tenon is derived from the name of a woodworking technique called "hozo. The precision of the hoso, which is created by the careful work of human hands and eyes, is crucial to the sturdiness of these light and delicate chairs. To ensure the importance of not only the details but also the overall flow, each piece of furniture is produced by a single person from sawing to finishing, using both woodworking machines and handwork.



"Tenon's commitment to craftsmanship"

Tenon chairs are surprisingly light, and "light" is significant because they are used every day. The lightness of Tenon chairs is significant because they are used every day, and they provide users with stress-free comfort when moving chairs in and out of the chair on a daily basis, or when cleaning.

～Tenon Factory～

　
The workshop is located in the mountains of Sayo County, Hyogo Prefecture.
A small group of elite craftsmen make each item by hand.