In the west, furniture makers use hand planes, in Japan, they use Kanna. Rather than cast iron the bodies are made from a variety of hardwoods giving the user an opportunity to make planes for specific tasks.
Each one of these clock faces has been planed by hand with a Koyama Shi-Ho-Sori or Japanese Compass plane. The blade and the body are curved, giving a subtle but delightful texture. You won’t always see it, but watch the light catch the face and you may just get a glimpse, from time to time.
Available in natural oak with black hands, or fumed oak with brass hands.
In the west, furniture makers use hand planes, in Japan, they use Kanna. Rather than cast iron the bodies are made from a variety of hardwoods giving the user an opportunity to make planes for specific tasks.
Each one of these clock faces has been planed by hand with a Koyama Shi-Ho-Sori or Japanese Compass plane. The blade and the body are curved, giving a subtle but delightful texture. You won’t always see it, but watch the light catch the face and you may just get a glimpse, from time to time.
Available in natural oak with black hands, or fumed oak with brass hands.
