It is all crafted of one piece of pine. This is a special bird, a Karelian Cuckoo bird. The messenger of the angels is the Karelian Christmas bird. The Christmas Bird is also known as the Roof Cage, Baptism or Peace Dove. The Christmas Bird connects to the old folk religion, where the bird played an important role as a wiser, forward-looking, earth-to-sky messenger than other animals. The bird was also considered to be a catalyst for vegetation, a source of spring and heat, and a good guarantor of the crop. The Christmas bird is born of a dense, ground-smelling piece of coniferous wood in one piece. The bird is a masterpiece of knife handling!
All that blade ,wow ,I can see it now a trip to emergency. haha. I will stick with my power carving . ouch . lol great stuff thanks for showing us your incredible talents.
that is beautiful work thank for the video can you please tell me what country you from I would like someone to translate to me what are you explaining because is very interesting thank you again
My Finnish friend pointed your video out to me. Your work is magical and so are your tools.
That knife looks like good Finnish steel :)
It is all crafted of one piece of pine. This is a special bird, a Karelian Cuckoo bird.
The messenger of the angels is the Karelian Christmas bird. The Christmas Bird is also known as the Roof Cage, Baptism or Peace Dove.
The Christmas Bird connects to the old folk religion, where the bird played an important role as a wiser, forward-looking, earth-to-sky messenger than other animals. The bird was also considered to be a catalyst for vegetation, a source of spring and heat, and a good guarantor of the crop.
The Christmas bird is born of a dense, ground-smelling piece of coniferous wood in one piece. The bird is a masterpiece of knife handling!
You're a master of your craft. I applaud you. :)
Someone has done this a few times. Nice work man!
All that blade ,wow ,I can see it now a trip to emergency. haha. I will stick with my power carving . ouch . lol great stuff thanks for showing us your incredible talents.
Minulla oli näitä sinun lintuja myynnissä Kaustisella keramiikkapajani myymälässä -90 luvulla. Itselläni on lintusi riippumassa vielä ikkunassani.
Kiitos myöhästynyt vastaus:)
What I want to know is how many time he stopped to home his knife. That is one sharp tool!
Peter Brown hi
I realize it is kinda off topic but does anyone know a good site to stream newly released tv shows online?
@Waylon Peyton yup, been watching on Flixzone for since march myself =)
@Waylon Peyton thanks, I went there and it seems like a nice service :D Appreciate it!
@Reginald Rocco Happy to help :)
that is beautiful work thank for the video can you please tell me what country you from I would like someone to translate to me what are you explaining because is very interesting thank you again
Finland, the language is finnish. Bit late, just saw the video. It's very nice work indeed.
thank you Mr. Joel that is a beutifull talent God bless you.
I`m from Finland Thank to you :)
I have one of these carved birds here in Colorado Springs. A friend gave it to me because I am a birder. What is this worth?
@reszi19 It looks like pine.
Jep...Pinewood:)
Mitä puuta tuossa mahdetaan käyttää?
Mäntyä ..Kirjastoissa on kirjani: Opi vuolemaan:)
Which kind of wood have you used in this video?
Pinewood:)
Upea.!!!!mikä olikaan tuo puulaji josta teet linnun.?
Mäntypuuta, hitaasti kasvanutta oksatonta kosteaa ..
@@joelnokelainen Kiitos.
wow, hes sooo fast aswell
nättihän siitä tuli..