Gallery Kumiko Designs Sannoji Kuzushi (Distorted Three Characters)

Sannoji Kuzushi (Distorted Three Characters)

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This pattern draws from "sanboku," counting rods used in Chinese and Japanese mathematics, arranged vertically or horizontally to represent numbers. Their elegant formation inspired names like "Sanboku Kuzushi" or "San Kuzushi." When arrayed in groups of three like cobblestones, it's called "San Kuzushi"; five rods make "Go Kuzushi." Its sleek, geometric style blends seamlessly into modern designs.

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Traditional Pitch

A layout style used in kumiko transoms in traditional Japanese architecture. Intricate kumiko patterns create limitless design possibilities and a striking visual presence.

Applications

Kumiko transoms / Artistic kumiko / High-end joinery

Medium Pitch

With a balanced density, these patterns harmonize with a wide range of settings. When incorporated into sliding doors and entryways, they elevate the overall space with refined elegance.

Applications

Kumiko shoji / Doors / Sliding doors (general joinery)

Large Pitch

Bold kumiko designs stand out clearly in spacious environments. Their subtle playfulness adds charm without feeling excessive, allowing them to blend naturally even into casual spaces.

Applications

Kumiko shoji / Large partitions *Shoji paper or frosted acrylic recommended