Unique Traditional Crafts and Delicate Japanese Art from The Edo Period - Kaba Cherrybark Wood Cafts скачать в хорошем качестве

Unique Traditional Crafts and Delicate Japanese Art from The Edo Period - Kaba Cherrybark Wood Cafts

Unique Traditional Crafts and Delicate Japanese Art from The Edo Period - Kaba Cherrybark Wood Crafts (KabaZaiku) - The Rustic Beauty of The Cherry Bark Master KabaZaiku Craftsman: 経徳明夫さん- Mr. Keitoku Akio Master KabaZaiku Craftsman: 書店富岡さん- Mr. Shoten Tomioka #woodcrafts #cherrybark #japaneseart They are made by applying one of the following three techniques: katamono, kijimono, and tatamimono. Katamono is typically used for tea caddies; a paper-thin wood sheet and bark are wound around a turned-wooden block and glued together by pressing with a heated iron. Kijimono is used for box-shaped items such as letterboxes or trays; bark is glued onto a wood base. In tatamimono, a more recent innovation, layers of polished bark are glued to create thickness and then carved. ► General Production Process 1. Barking 2. Shaving Bark 3. Applying Glue 4. Curling 5. Gluing 6. Fitting the Top and Bottom 7. Finishing (Polishing) ► Where to Buy & More Information Kakunodate Kaba Craft Densho-kan Address: 10-1 Omote-machi Shimo-cho, Kakunodate-machi, Senboku-shi, Akita Tel: +81-187-54-1700 Closed: Around the New Year Business Hours: April to November 9am to 5pm December to March 9am to 4:30pm Website: http://www.city.semboku.akita.jp/en/s... ► Huge thanks to Master Keitoku Akio:    • 樺細工の茶筒akio03-251027制作風景   And Master Shoten Tomioka:    • 樺細工   For amazing skills show in this video. ► Become a member of this channel to get access to perks:    / @woodworkingenthusiasts