[Paper Craft] Процесс изготовления корзин только из бумаги (с субтитрами) скачать в хорошем качестве

[Paper Craft] Процесс изготовления корзин только из бумаги (с субтитрами)

Hi Guys!!! This video introduces the process of crafting a Japanese Paper Storage Box. IKKANBARI(Eco-Friendly Paper Box) is one of the traditional crafts in Japan from ancient times. Wood or bamboo can be used for the framework, covered with Japanese paper, and reinforced with persimmon tannin or lacquer. It is also used for the Senke Jushoku, tea ceremony utensils used in the tea ceremony. Unlike regular ikkan-bari, Omi ikkan-bari (Japanese paper box) is made using paper strings and Japanese paper instead of bamboo. Kinsuke Ebitani, the first representative of Ebitani Kogei, develped the Omi Ikanbari, and only the workshop has continued to make it to the present day. It takes about a month to finish making this craft. The amount of time and effort that goes into each work of art is obvious when you see it. The design of the craft shows not only the craftsman’s skill, but also the unique appearance that meet current needs of craft industry. There are seven color variations (red/blue/green/yellow/brown/pink/light green). The product lineup also includes towel boxes and accessory cases. The colors are easy to fit in with your interior, and the appearance of the craft will give you a sense of warmth and peace of mind. Every time you see or touch the colorful Omi Ikan-bari, you will be impressed by its practicality. It is a natural material, lightweight, durable, and washable. Why don’t you incorporate the craft into your daily necessities? Please enjoy watching the Japanese craftsmanship!!!! Crafts Name: Japanese Paper Storage Box / 近江一閑張 Online Store: https://suigenkyo.store/collections/v... Articles for this products: https://suigenkyo.com/en/articles-omi... Contact: contact@suigenkyo.com © 2022 Suigenkyo Ltd. All rights reserved. #paper #ecofriendly #strage #japan #handmade #traditional #craft #craftsman #history #process #making 【Chapter】 00:02　Cutting the materials 01:05　Braid 07:08　Pasting the Japanese paper 09:39　Lacquering