November 3-4, 2021
We exhibited at “Architect@Work” held at the Milan Convention Center (MiCo) in Italy to expand overseas sales channels.
About 200 people visited the stand and it was crowded.
カテゴリー: What’s New
SHIKADA WOVEN decorates the ceiling. Woolrich Milan store.
Expressing harmony with nature
SHIKADA WOVEN used in the Woolrich Milan store. Wavy interior expressed by SHIKADA WOVEN.
Exhibit at Maison & Objet 2020. – January 17-21 – Stand Hall6 M134
Products and achievements
We manufacture textiles designed from precisely split bamboo and unknown in France.
Realizations by Shikada
(with Kengo Kuma and Associates etc.)
– Chopsticks made from split bamboo for the wefts of a textile
– The diameter of the cut of a baguette: 1.5mm
– 40 meters in length of a textile by weaving 22000 rods
– Suspended from the ceiling, bent horizontally and twisted vertically
– M1 ranking for the first time in the world by a bamboo-based textile
Delivered custom-made SHIKADA WOVEN to Ace Hotel Kyoto
In June 2020, Shikada Sangyo delivered SHIKADA WOVEN to Ace Hotel Kyoto.We have made a special order size for “Shikisai”.
SHIKADA WOVEN in the atrium is about 1.5m wide and about 7m high.
SHIKADA WOVEN is also used in the fitness center on the second floor.
“Chain type roll screen CRS ” was adopted in the guest room.
Supervised by Kengo Kuma! Sudare was delivered to Japanese restaurant in Portland, USA
A Japanese restaurant has reopened in a compact town surrounded by nature in the United States.
In November 2016, the Japanese restaurant “Chef Naoko” in Portland, Oregon, USA was reopened.Surrounded by nature, Portland is a city where you can feel the atmosphere of Japan.Our SHIKADA WOVEN are installed in the interior of “Shizuku by chef Naoko”
Kengo Kuma and Associates Design proposes a new way to use bamboo blinds.
It was designed by Kengo Kuma Architects. SHIKADA WOVEN create a circle and create a soft space.
SHIKADA WOVEN creates a delicate Japanese garden exhibition hall
Tsunagu: Connecting to the Architecture of Kengo Kuma
- This garden shows how architecture and nature coexist. Kengo Kuma used SHIKADA WOVEN as a natural interior material.
- This exhibition drew both Garden supporters as well as design enthusiasts interested in Mr. Kuma’s ideas and influences.
- Attendees were entertained by SHIKADA WOVEN bold yet delicate expressions.