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Japan Craft
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Welcome To Japan Craft!
We are selling arts & crafts from Japan. We are very proud to offer some of the best handicrafts that Japan has to offer.
All our products are made in Japan by highly skilled artisans.
We are selling arts & crafts from Japan. We are very proud to offer some of the best handicrafts that Japan has to offer.
All our products are made in Japan by highly skilled artisans.
Japan Craft - Cast Iron Teapots - How It's Made
IWACHU has been the largest producer of cast iron teapots in Japan from more than 100 years now. Its superior quality is renowned throughout the world. Get your Japanese Cast Iron Teapot at www.japancraft.co.uk
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Japan Craft - Making Japanese Lacquer - Urushi Craftsman
Просмотров 66 тыс.9 лет назад
www.japancraft.co.uk Urushi is the sap of the urushi or lacquer tree that is native to Japan, China, and Korea. The sap of this tree contains a resin that polymerizes and becomes a very hard, durable, plastic-like substance when it is exposed to moisture and air. From that time onward, as Japanese culture developed, so did its use of lacquer and its application to bowls, plates, trays, sake cup...
Japan Craft - Making a Japanese Puzzle Box
Просмотров 383 тыс.9 лет назад
wwww.japancraft.co.uk Made in Japan. The Himitsu-Bako is an enclosed box, seemingly with no opening and you cannot even tell which side is the top or bottom. Its mechanism is quite tricky. It is impossible to open it unless you follow the exact step-by-step procedure, such as pushing or pulling a certain side at a time, designed specially for it. To be opened, each box must be rotated, turned a...
Japan Craft - The Big Bang Theory - S02E17
Просмотров 25 тыс.9 лет назад
www.japancraft.co.uk The Big Bang Theory TV show features a Japanese Puzzle Box. This one is a 4 SUN size with a Koyosegi pattern. Made in Japan. The Himitsu-Bako is an enclosed box, seemingly with no opening and you cannot even tell which side is the top or bottom. Its mechanism is quite tricky. It is impossible to open it unless you follow the exact step-by-step procedure, such as pushing or ...
Japan Craft - The Big Bang Theory - S10E15
Просмотров 10 тыс.9 лет назад
www.japancraft.co.uk The Big Bang Theory TV show features once again a Japanese Puzzle Box. This one is a 7 SUN size with a Koyosegi pattern. Made in Japan. The Himitsu-Bako is an enclosed box, seemingly with no opening and you cannot even tell which side is the top or bottom. Its mechanism is quite tricky. It is impossible to open it unless you follow the exact step-by-step procedure, such as ...
Japan Craft - Making a Japanese Folding Fan
Просмотров 160 тыс.9 лет назад
www.japancraft.co.uk Japan Craft - Making a Japanese Folding Fan Japanese fans are made of paper on a bamboo frame, usually with a design painted on them. The fan is primarily used for fanning oneself in hot weather. Folding fans originated in Japan. Fan that can be folded was firstly made in Japan and then introduced into China.
Japan Craft - Making a Daruma
Просмотров 5 тыс.9 лет назад
www.japancraft.co.uk Daruma is a traditional handmade Japanese wishing doll (or charmingly referred to as a "GOAL DOLL") that keeps us focused on achieving our goals! It is a centuries-old tradition from Japan that is positive, motivational, and fun ! Darumas are still usually made of papier-mâché, have a round shape, are hollow and weighted at the bottom so that they will always return to an u...
Japan Craft - HSBC Japanese Puzzle Box advert
Просмотров 6 тыс.9 лет назад
Famous HSBC advert featuring a Japanese Puzzle Box. www.japancraft.co.uk
There it ist. 🍒
I have the same puzzle box and it is from Taiwan.
Isn't it weird that I suddenly had the notion to go looking for this clip where Sheldon had for some reason hidden a USB flash drive within it. Good job Penny didn't stomp any harder or she might have destroyed the drive as well! 😄
For a moment I thought it was the Omnitrix
Sheldon's happy face at the end is so funny😂
That’s not even a puzzle box it’s just a regular box. The video is not even about boxes it’s about yosegi. Still a nice watch tho
I take it none of these folks are allergic to Urushi?
I immediately thought of this while watching Glass Onion.
Iwachu?
Very beautiful! Perfect!
Real raw lacquer is hard to find in the US for wood finishing. If you can find it it's in small tubes that are very expensive and advertised to people wanting to fix pottery, not use for furniture finishing. This breaks the back of the furniture maker. In US to shellac french polish is available at a reasonable cost for lac buttons direct from India and seems to be more easily sustained as a resource in large enough quantity. But Real raw lacquer finished furniture is very beautiful. Perhaps Superior to french polish, but Ive only ever seen photos.
I see them go for $80 to $150. She smashed a pretty pricy puzzle box.
Well, she was smart to ask about emotional attachment first.
Hello. If possible, can you tell me how to remove surface scratches from a laquer piece? When I lived in Japan a friend gave me a lovely tray with some gold embedded in the laquer, but my mom didn't realize how delicate it was, and she washed it with harsh soap and it is now scratched and dull in some areas. I would like to try to repair it. Any advice?
If they're not too deep you may be able to lightly sand the very surface and apply lacquer on top, keep in mind the lacquer you find in hardware stores is different and you would wanna do more research to avoid harming the piece, but assuming the new lacquer doesn't have a reaction with the old, it should be okay. I would ask somebody who has experience using lacquer finish on woodworking projects for help! Hope you can rescue your piece.
so, this is basically wood that they paint and cover in resin?
But how is the lacquer itself made?
They collect the sap from trees then filter it, like shellac, through a cloth to remove any grit. Then add natural pigments or use it raw and add thinner sometimes called lacquer thinner. it's similar to the resin finishes in structure, such as varnish, shellac, except these terms varnish, and lacquer have come to mean completely different things from inferior knock off imitations trying to claim to be them.
This time I will use Woodglut plans for this.
I don't wanna be that guy, but shouldn't the vid title be "making Japanese laquer/ware/"?
2:02 but there has to be a point when they've so fine tuned their ability to replicate a piece that there can't possibly be anything they can improve on... Not unless their view of perfection is absolute consistency in replication... just like a machine. I mean yes, being damn near close is impressive and what you strive for, but the ever so slight inconsistency adds the human element, but I digress.
I think I heard a slight click.
I heard a few of them. All at once.
Your work is great! I think it will be interesting for you to see Russian lacquer miniatures on our channel.
She was smart to ask about emotional attachment first.
Remember she's the one in the group that's street smart & apparently more emotionally smart than the rest
It was quite considerate of her.
Shameful how few views. Beautiful.
it shows that there r only few..
excelente trabajo
This is amazing
I was very impressed with the skill he put on the rubber bands
Some countries treasure the craftsman....Fine workmanship...years of development
Hello, is There any place, craftman, or school to learn Urushi In Japan for occidental man ? Thanks for reply.
I love this 😂😂😂
Master level.
Who dislikes something like this? Seriously. Let's hear your reasoning if you have the guts to admit it.
Those are the lamenating sheets for the decorative exterior of the boxes. The geographic design confuses the eyes an conceals the puzzle. And he didn't lose his fingers they are all there just bent under.
Would like to know what the captions are saying.
Gloves and shoes are for losers
Muito capricho
Deserved better editing
I got an iron tea pot. Handle come in box off from pot . Please can somebody tell me how I can put it in the holes? It's iron and it doesn't stretch. Help!!!!!!!
oh ya your skrewed unless you have a few pairs of pliers/tongs and a torch. just evenly heat up the handle till its glowing bout orange to yellow and take 2 pairs of pliers and bend it and then put it in the holes. be sure to let it coo dwn naturaly and dont try to splash water on it or it will crack if its still glowing.
Hi friend it has been a couple of years, but... did you fix it?
Lol just breaks the box 😂
That counts as opening it, right?
@@samalvey8168 It does. And she was smart to ask about emotional attachment first.
Greater classe. Wonderfull...
This philosophy of perfection is _not_ - and should not be - limited only to the ideals of Japanese artisans / carpenters / tradespeople. Absolutely Everything you do should be the best one you made -- leave a legacy!
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This is not a puzzle box
Beautiful work.
what is this a 2 sun 1 step puzzle box?
Como fazer papel decorativo japonês yes 👌...
Amazing work. Congratulations from Brazil.
素晴らしいです。
Pretty, but to much going on on some of it.
I love it this craftsman minimises his personal effect on the world's wood supply by creating his art using veneer and not whole pieces
こういうのを見ると日本人として嬉しくなる。
i disliked because I wanted to see how a puzzle box was made...all i saw was just a box made...
please upload more videos..