Taiwan Fir-Wooden Box (Wide Version)

***This option is a single-tier purchase link for additional purchases*** Taiwan cedar is what the aboriginal people of Rukai in Taiwan call "the tree that hits the moon" because it is the tallest tree in East Asia From the early life of the common people, Taiwan fir was a kind of food material used to make rice buckets or steamers for storing rice, and the redesign of the traces of the common people's life in the past is also the basis of Le Lemu's design culture in recent years. Taiwan cedar is also the only wood species named after Taiwan. The traditional wooden box with key pieces and tenon joints and plant-kneaded cowhide straps presents a simple shape. The wooden box comes in two sizes, wide and narrow, for consumers. The user can choose different sizes for use. The wooden box itself can be used as a single layer or stacked in two layers. The belt can be adjusted to suit the use condition. This is also one of the characteristics considered in the design. The upper cover is made of Acacia wood produced in Taiwan. Acacia wood has strong toughness and is not easy to process. In the early days, it was often used to grow shiitake mushrooms and make telephone poles. Material application I also hope that friends who like domestic materials can like it #This product won one of the winners of the 2020 Forest Service Domestic Wood Design Competition 17cmx11.5cmx4cm (single layer inner size)