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Inudono Project
Inudono (Dog Palace) is an elegant and luxurious abode for humanity's best friend, breaking the stereotype of kennels being crude dog houses. Traditional Japanese shrine and temple architecture is composed of graceful roof curves, intricate braiding, and detailed carvings, all created by the advanced skills of temple carpenters. It is the crystallization of the traditional beauty of Japanese architecture. The Inudono Project uses this beautiful architecture to create the finest kennels no one has ever seen.
Features of Inudono
Inudono is based on the Zen Buddhism style, which is one of the several styles in shrine and temple architecture.
Zen Buddhism was introduced from China during the Kamakura period.
Inudono Specifications
Inudono is designed to be large enough to accommodate medium-sized dogs such as Shiba Inu.
Materials
Main Wood Parts :
Hinoki cypress, zelkova (pillar bases)
Roof :
0.2mm thick drawn copper plate
Foundation :
Granite (black and white)
Dimensions
Area:
1,091mm wide, 1,000mm long
Distance between pillars :
636mm wide, 545mm long (center to center)
Roof :
1,225mm wide, 1,134mm long
Height :
1,191mm (bottom of foundation to ridge peak)
Foundation height 121mm
Doorway :
W 394mm, H 410mm
Ordering and construction
Every Inudono is made individually to order. Please place your order after viewing the photos and videos available on our website, or visiting us to see a sample. Once a contract has been concluded we order the materials and start production. Each Inudono is meticulously crafted individually by temple and shrine carpenters and coppersmiths. As these craftspeople work on the Inudono while continuing their work of newly constructing and restoring temples and shrines, only one Inudono can be produced each year.
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