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Koan Shoji Yk

Naalehu, United States

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What Koan Shoji Yk does.

Koan Shoji Yk, operating under the name Kona Shoji Design, is based on the Big Island, Hawaii. Since 2005, they have specialized in building custom shoji door systems and selling shoji paper worldwide. They offer solid wood panels, custom doors, windows, or modesty panels for home offices or RVs. The company stocks several PVC laminate options and drop-ships acrylic products directly from Osaka. Their shoji paper comes from Japan and includes traditional options as well as sturdy PVC laminates or acrylics. Koan Shoji Yk has been in operation since 2005, focusing on providing high-quality Japanese-inspired shoji door systems and papers.

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