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Shukaku is the Japanese word for “harvest” and the traditional practices of harvest are what inspired Nanako Sube when she designed Shukaku Cloud. In rural Japan, rice stalks are gathered into bundles and then hung on racks to dry before being threshed to separate the grain from the stalks. Sube took the shape of these bundles, mirrored and repeated them to create the grid-like structure of the cloud. Suspend Shukaku in a hotel foyer or station concourse to bring a piece of pastoral calm to the space.
Product Information

Product Information

Specifications

Composition

100% polyester fibre

Fire Rating

• ASTM E84 Class A
• CAN/ULC-S102.2-10

VOC Emissions

CDPH (CA 01350)

NRC

0.90 (J 18 mm)

SAA

0.88 (J 18 mm)

Sustainability

• 100% recyclable
• LBC Red List free
• Contributes to LEED certification
• Free of toxic substances and of off-gassing
• Made with ~60% recycled content from plastic water bottles

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Dimensions

SKU
Width (mm)
Length (mm)
Height (mm)
SHU-CL-120-120
1200
1200
200
SHU-CL-120-240
1200
2400
200

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