nishikiori
Nishikiori is a term that refers to a type of Japanese architectural element commonly found in traditional houses, particularly in the Edo period. It is a verge, or a thin, flat piece of wood used to conceal a gap between a roof's edge and a wall, creating a clean and seamless appearance.
The name "nishikiori" can be translated to "gold verge" in English, which suggests the importance placed on
Nishikiori was typically made from cedar or cypress wood, which were prized for their durability and resistance
Today, nishikiori is recognized as a unique aspect of Japanese cultural heritage, reflecting the country's rich