Edo Embroidery Master Craftsman: Nomura Kunitoshi (野村國俊さん)
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Hello Everybody,
many people who loved my previous videos have asked me to show them the skills of the great master artisans (very few people alive) and even older but they’re still trying day-by-day to pass on traditional values to the next generations.
#japaneseculture #embroidery #mastercraftsman
To thank and honor them, we decided to create a series of video shows about them and their work from the footage available from my friends and myself.
Everything has been redone. I have edited the script, rewrote the content, new voices were recorded, new effects work, new music, new footage added and a new creation is created as follows: "Edo Embroidery"
Today, this video will probably be more appealing because of the appearance of Master Craftsman: Nomura Kunitoshi (野村國俊さん)
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I have done needlework for over 50 years, even teaching many forms of it, but this gentleman is a true master of the art. Never have I seen such beautiful work. Thank you for sharing
glad you enjoyed it
Watching a master apply his skill and artistry is always a privilege and joy.
glad you enjoyed it
Amazing !! He is a true master of his art.
Beautiful !
Beautiful
A master of embroidery - but also an artist. Superb workmanship.
Wow never seen a man doing embroidery good work 🤗☺
glad you like it!
This was so relaxing to watch his hands work. What beautiful pieces of art he makes. I wish I knew what the subtitles said.
Que precioso, muchas gracias por mostramos su arte.
Woodworking Enthusiasts thank you is magnific a art of Master Nomura kunitoshi
I felt my mind slowly unwind while watching this .
Fantastic to watch. However, is it too much to ask for a little narration in some parts so, that we can understand better some of the more obscure stitching techniques, for those of us that are not embroidery hobbyist's? Thanks for your consideration.
Gorgeous needlework! Love that stretcher frame too. : )
11:03 smallest iron ever
Absolutely stunning! Thank you.
Wow! Incredible! A pleasure to watch a master at his craft.
Hermoso
It mesmerising watching him do this. Beautiful work. 👍🏻🇦🇺😁
Glad you enjoyed it
I will never get as wondrous as this! My embroidery looks so childish compared to this!
Wow.
Toute mon admiration à cet artiste !
Thank you for your creativity.
I love the embroidery frame!
That was just 100% enjoyable. 🌹
What a beautiful work ...bellísimo ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Nice video.
Wow, what an artistic work.
Maravilloso
Потрясающие работы!Спасибо за Ваш канал,очень интересно!!!
Perfect video to lower my respiratory frequency considerably.
beautiful work. i can dream but compared to this i am a rank amateur
That's a real máster
TrueType a master.
Que hermosos diseños
I couldn't even kneel that long
What did he rub on the back at the end??? I need to know! 😂
What is it that is rubbed on the back of the stitching ? Is it for the sealing of thread ends?
How is he doing the final knot ?!
So much work. Just imagine how much something like Olgierds Kontusz must cost... (it's a character from the game The Witcher 3 and he wears a long robe made from silk brocade with a floral pattern).
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Gênio
In Japan every "master" at anything is really old and their time as a master is severely limited due to age. It takes way too long to get good at anything overthere. It looks like he made his needles and dies his strings instead of being store bought and just as good.
Store bought may be "just as good" but the knowledge to make these things is invaluable. All the old ways are being lost because people believe the store bought stuff is good enough, but then bemoan the lack of artistry and craftsmanship in modern goods.
i love those videos, just so many people/channels use the same music happy-melody thing. as if YT gives you only 5 jingles to use :(
sorry i finally had to complain :D it hits that video, one out of many. its going to drive me insane.. blim blim blimmm...
Glad you enjoy it!
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Woodworking?
What do japanese women do? It seems every job is done by men.
So it's just grown men doing fancy cross stitching??
its really hard to achieve a perfectly executed stitch like him, it looks very neat ,and in 6:58 you can see that the back of the embroidery looks equally tidy .
if you compare the embroidery of people who arent master like this guy, the embroidery looks messy with a few mistakes in the front and MANY mistakes in the back of the embroidery.
I’ve been embroidering for over 40 years and have various awards....my work would look childish next to his! No way could nor would I ever compete alongside this master. In the woodworking world it’s like working with old mahogany instead of popsicle sticks!