Japanese kite in paper and wood – 5 designs to choose from
Japanese kite in paper and wood – 5 designs to choose from
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Description
A beautiful object inspired by Japanese traditions, to be admired as much as to be flown.
Light and colorful, this Japanese paper and wood kite invites you to discover a tradition that crosses generations. Its wooden structure highlights paper printed with emblematic motifs of Japanese culture, offering a beautiful balance between simplicity and expressiveness.
Five models are available, each sold separately. Depending on the version chosen, you will find a calligraphic composition in kanji, a traditional ship, Mount Fuji accompanied by the rising sun, a warrior inspired by Japanese theater, or a tiger head in bright colors. Each illustration has its own identity and brings a different atmosphere, while retaining the elegance of Japanese decorative objects.
Thanks to its lightweight format, this kite also easily finds its place as wall decoration in a bedroom, a living room, or a space dedicated to the Japanese world. The slight variations in the paper and assembly contribute to its authentic character and artisanal spirit.
To give as a gift or to collect, it evokes the Japanese art of living through an object that is both decorative and traditional.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Paper and wood kite.
- Five different models sold separately.
- Illustrations inspired by Japanese culture.
- Lightweight and decorative structure.
- Traditional Japanese spirit.
- Also suitable as an interior decoration item.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
- Type: Japanese kite.
- Materials: paper and wood.
- Available models (sold separately):
- Ship – 42 × 61 cm.
- Kanji – 42 × 63 cm.
- Fujisan – 20 × 30 cm.
- Warrior – 31 × 45 cm.
- Tiger – 44 × 56 cm.
USAGE ADVICE
This kite can be enjoyed as a decorative object or used outdoors when conditions are suitable. Between uses, store it in a dry place to preserve the paper and wooden structure.
Are the five models sold together?
No. Each model is sold separately.
What materials is the kite made of?
It is made of paper mounted on a wooden frame.
Can it be used as decoration?
Yes. Its design also makes it a beautiful decorative object inspired by Japan.
Information
発見 To discover
Stationery Japanese stationery is literally called “bunbôgu”, but in commerce, the term “stationery” is used. The use of paper in Japan dates back to the Yamato period, when the art of calligraphy and origami spread. Japanese stationery is renowned for its delicacy and robustness. Japanese craftsmanship is revealed in Japanese stationery through the finesse and precision of the details. Our entire range of Japanese products is of remarkable quality. These Japoneries are designed for daily and long-term use. Scissors, staplers, fountain pens, leather pencil cases... Yugen Lab offers you essential items for the art of Japanese stationery, made in Japan and imported into France.


