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A restrained panel study built around asymmetry, open cells, and a few dense passages of traditional pattern.

Repeating wave fields with a cedar-forward palette, intended as a transom panel over a narrow interior doorway.

A botanical motif study that keeps the central field open and pushes ornament toward the lower corner.

A room divider concept using strong vertical pauses between clustered pattern blocks.

A contrast study pairing pale hinoki against deep walnut. The value difference is strong enough to read across the room, making it well-suited for panels competing with architectural woodwork.

A monochromatic warm study using sugi, kiri, and cherry at varying densities. Works well for panels that should feel resolved and warm rather than high-contrast.

A 5×7 motif that moves from dense kikko at the base through an open asanoha field into negative space at the top — meant to suggest seasonal change.

A narrow 3×12 motif designed for door surrounds. Alternates sayagata and open cells to give the eye a place to rest between repeat sections.