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As a master shoji
craftsman, Michael only uses traditional Japanese tools, methods, and
design principles in building his shoji for his clients. The photo to
the left depicts the start of a shoji project, where Michael has
carefully cut, planed, and prepared the finest aromatic cedar wood parts
for the traditional, sturdy tongue and groove frame construction. No
nails are ever used in the production of any of our shoji screens.
Michael takes the time to construct his shoji to the very highest
standards. Even though it is far more time consuming, he refuses to cut
any corners, and tarnish the traditional Japanese art of producing
shoji.
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