Simply the Healthier Wall~ Japanese Wall, otherwise known as the Zen Wall, has graced the walls of Japanese temples, castles, homes and teahouses for over a century. An exquisite substance which successfully fuses the aesthetics of both the classical and the avant-garde, it is now used extensively in modern architecture, where it exudes its old world meets new world charm in both residential and commercial buildings. We love Zen Wall!
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Click on Zen
To our loyal readers and supporters, apologies for not blogging this past month. As we intend to talk about lifestyle through Zen Wall, I was sent to oversee and ensure the natural resources used in the production of our materials conform to our environment friendly processes, and most important also ensuring no child labor is used. On this we do not compromise.
During a trip, one of our Japanese customers asked why the word "禅壁"(Zen Kabe) was used. I explained that it was not to follow the wabi-sabi concept but to portray a clean, pure, fresh, and healthy aspect of building materials. The fun part is, we can make different art out of Japanese Wall. We hope readers and users alike will look at Japanese Wall as a brand name, and not to associate it too much with ethnicity. Zen is not necessarily Japanese or Chinese; everyone can have Zen in the heart.
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