Contemporary Objects, Rooted in the Tibetan Plateau
Temple Fragment Wall
Indicative concept price ¥19,181
A small wall hanging translating Tibetan temple architectural textile fragments using ancient natural dye techniques.
Tibetan temples contain textile fragments centuries old鈥攚all hangings, altar covers, ceremonial drapes鈥攖heir colours deepened by time. The Temple Fragment Wall recreates this aged depth using traditional natural dye methods: walnut husk, madder root, indigo. The result is a small wall piece that carries the weight of time without copying any specific source.
Concept specifications
- Natural-fibre material direction
- Handmade construction concept
- Designed for long-term use and repair
- Natural variation is expected and valued
Provenance before release
Material composition, maker, place of production, dimensions, care, compliance and lead time will be verified at product level before commercial release.
Concept product for ALPORA design development. Final specifications and pricing are subject to production validation.
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Design project? Custom dimensions and considered palettes are planned for selected pieces.
Begin a custom enquiryMaterial transparency
Final fibre composition, dye method, maker and place of production will be documented at product level before release.
Potential natural variation
If handmade construction and natural fibres are confirmed for the final product, small differences in tone and surface may occur. Verified variation guidance will be published before release.
Delivery & care
Final care guidance, lead time, duties and delivery method will be confirmed after production validation and before orders open.
