Very impressive that she took the big leap from working a steady job at NHK to learning and mastering a brand new (to her) skill . And the sensei does look to be a kind and gentle man . Enjoyed this very much .
I've travelled to Japan and became intrigued or rather obsessed with Netsuke artwork. As a wood carver I decided to attempt to learn this most beautiful art form. Sadly. With absolute humility, I am so far from close to feeling any amount of the success I've strived for...yet! I'm old and my hands ache and yet because of the tremendous beauty of traditional Netsuke I work everyday on my humble little Netsuke. I only wish I had started to learn this art form when I was young . Now, being 76 I work voraciously to try to do the best I can. Please enjoy the carvings of the Japanese Netsuke carvers as I do. Lee
Truly an inspiring practice of living the moment. An attainment to a peaceful soul and a cultured art of a spirit of acknowledging the beauty of life that we are part of.
I have always admired the little Netsuke.. so delicate and so beautiful.. what dedication you have.. it is a pleasure to watch just this tiny portion of your most excellent work.. thank you.
I am humbled by Ms. Kajiura delicate carving of her Netsuke. She quit her job at NHK to study under a Master carver and my opinion is her work is very exquisite and beautiful. If I were a young man I'd wish to study under her knowledge. I strive everyday to carve Netsuke style and yet I will never achieve where I wish to be. Great work!!
@@WoodworkingEnthusiasts I have my timber shop I am little bit busy to purchase timber from forest but I am commenting to you that I can show my turning machine skills and my design this is I need some one if tell about our work we feel good and I have earned all ready I don't money I want to get respect to our dedication
I have a small number off netsuke in my collection ,watching this video was great she is lovely,and her work is fantastic I would love to have one of the netsuke she had made,please do more videos of your work
Vaya!! Pero que hermosa es la chica, muy, muy pero muy hermosa!! 😍 Y más aún por el trabajo tan minucioso, detallado, delicado y valioso que hace!! 😲 Además de ser una chica muy bonita tiene esas habilidades qué seguramente le han sido heredadas por sus ancestros. Trabajar la madera es un mundo increíble, por el mundo incluso hay gente que hace grandes esculturas con motosierras, a mano, con gubias, con cuchillos, con mototool, etc. Un trabajo artesanal de este tipo, tallando figuras tan pequeñas con madera tan buena y con una técnica ancestral es aun más valioso, además de artesanías podrán considerarse joyas 😲👍🏼👍🏼 Saludos cordiales, un calido abrazo y un beso para esa chica tan bonita! 😍😘✌🏼😄
@@WoodworkingEnthusiasts ,we miss woodworking and handcradts and arts in general ,because of cheap industries and facke ,bad monuments ,,so when we see arts and traditional handworkings ,we feel that the humanity still going in the original path of natural arts
In traditional Netsuke the craftsman ALWAYS left a tiny flaw in each and every one. It was considered an affront to the gods to make something "perfect".
Amazing, and for some reason this video was recommended 1 day after I just received 76 carving chisels. Strange how I get adds and video recommended, not only by my searches, but also what I talked about around my phone. Don’t you just “love” technology
Hello there, I like that too.... great idea to show where and what is the minimum place to get for your art. Otherwise can you give advice about where to get specialized tools as your special shaped knives. I know mishihamono in Tokyo but then they are not proposing all shape. Can you help please with some information hard to get if you're not Japanese. Arigato gozaimasu
I'm not gonna lie, I thought the girl was pretty right from the start but as soon as they said she gave up her NHK gig to apprentice with the guy, instant crush!
Matt Wiechers .....so, what your saying is, since she “gave up” being a self-centered do what i say and go where i tell you and wear what i tell you and smile to the crowd all day whether you feel like it or not if you want to stay in this gig, or do something she feels is very heartfelt and cultural dear to her heart and very satisfying and rewarding to “herself”. Hmmmmm, are you really thinking your statement, as a normal male, somehow makes you look/sound as if you’re “really with it” and that all women will read your comment and think wonderful thoughts of you. I was just wondering, it crossed my mind. Maybe you forget women have intuition, we don’t. Don’t take this personal tho.
Robert Langley well aren’t you such the chivalrous, defender of women’s dignity, hero type guy. The guy was just complementing her looks and virtue. Please remove the judgmental and critical self righteous stick that’s up your ass. And have a nice day pops!🥳🥰
Wow it took two weeks just to carve that mouse in a ball?? Sure wouldn't have thought it would take that long Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
Next year I will remodel my garden. There are three rather large boxwood trees in it, all over 30 years old. Now that I know, that its wood is regarded as jewel wood, I won't simply discard it as planned, but rather keep it and use my Dremel on it. Let's see what comes out of it ...
Your channel has wonderful & informative videos. Just so you now at 2.31 in the video the word is NASU, not Cashew (although they do rhyme!). NASU means Eggplant, which is what the Netsuke is representing. NASU also means complete, as in something's been achieved or you've succeeded.
Though it is written ne-tsu-ke, the 'u' sound in the middle is often dropped/silent. If I were you, I would worry about avoiding 'kay' as in 'cane' or 'okay'. It should soud like 'ke' as in 'kettle' or 'chemical'.
I'm very sorry, but the word Netsuke is pronounced Net-ski not Netsooka I have studied this artwork for many years but, still not pleased with my designs like the Masters of Japan.
Press alive button, and learn from her it. Who one memorize, practising day to day on extensively, then never die that/this culture. Can you do that after to her?
Very impressive that she took the big leap from working a steady job at NHK to learning and mastering a brand new (to her) skill . And the sensei does look to be a kind and gentle man . Enjoyed this very much .
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I've travelled to Japan and became intrigued or rather obsessed with Netsuke artwork. As a wood carver I decided to attempt to learn this most beautiful art form. Sadly. With absolute humility, I am so far from close to feeling any amount of the success I've strived for...yet!
I'm old and my hands ache and yet because of the tremendous beauty of traditional Netsuke I work everyday on my humble little Netsuke.
I only wish I had started to learn this art form when I was young . Now, being 76 I work voraciously to try to do the best I can. Please enjoy the carvings of the Japanese Netsuke carvers as I do.
Lee
What a great effort !! I greatly appreciate it, Sir.
Truly an inspiring practice of living the moment. An attainment to a peaceful soul and a cultured art of a spirit of acknowledging the beauty of life that we are part of.
That is really amazing!!
Again, beautiful Japanese Craftsmanship/Craftswomanship. The amount of skill displayed is tremendous.
glad you like it!
Absolutely brilliant work 👍
Thank you!
A simple and enjoyable way to make a living, which is a nice dream. Much respect and admiration for the pursuit to develop skill for the craft.
Thank you very much!
I have always admired the little Netsuke.. so delicate and so beautiful.. what dedication you have.. it is a pleasure to watch just this tiny portion of your most excellent work.. thank you.
Great dedication, sincere efforts, love towards art
I am humbled by Ms. Kajiura delicate carving of her Netsuke. She quit her job at NHK to study under a Master carver and my opinion is her work is very exquisite and beautiful. If I were a young man I'd wish to study under her knowledge. I strive everyday to carve Netsuke style and yet I will never achieve where I wish to be.
Great work!!
thank you so much, Sir
Stunning skills.
Awesome ! Love artisans craft work
No one can beat Japanese you people s have a good idea and respect to every work I all ways watching your videos from India great dedication
Thank you so much!
@@WoodworkingEnthusiasts I have my timber shop I am little bit busy to purchase timber from forest but I am commenting to you that I can show my turning machine skills and my design this is I need some one if tell about our work we feel good and I have earned all ready I don't money I want to get respect to our dedication
@@WoodworkingEnthusiasts any new videos
Hello netusuke group any new videos I am from India
Beautiful, absolutely exquisite craftsmanship.
Beautiful work!! I really enjoyed the process. And that a woman was going the carving!!!
Absolutely gorgeous work! 👏
Thank you! 😊
手指很多刀痕，當職人真令人敬佩!
♥.♥ Nice share.
Thank you for this fine video on making Netsuke. I have an even more appreciation of my collection of wonderful netsuke!
Excellent work 🤗 noticed she had a pair of jeans on ✌ beautiful woman, beautiful Craftsmanship 🤗
ありがとうございますね中川師匠の根付け入門を参考に根付け制作を楽しんでいます。最近は年齢のせいかなかなか形にならないようです。でも木彫りは楽しいですね！
That is some stunning work mainly by hand.
Plenty of war wounds from the tools you use.
Thank you for sharing your passion
Absolutely the most beautiful art work of this nature in the whole world. EXCELLENT! From Florida USA.
Amazingly beautiful. That's a ton of work. Wow.
I have a small number off netsuke in my collection ,watching this video was great she is lovely,and her work is fantastic I would love to have one of the netsuke she had made,please do more videos of your work
Very cool!
Beautiful work.
That's some really dense wood! To be able to wet sand it... Looks like a fun wood to carve.
Great job!.Thanks a lot.
A look at her fingers tells you how serious and hard working she is. I doubt you'll ever hear "dam I broke a nail" from her.
Vaya!! Pero que hermosa es la chica, muy, muy pero muy hermosa!! 😍
Y más aún por el trabajo tan minucioso, detallado, delicado y valioso que hace!! 😲
Además de ser una chica muy bonita tiene esas habilidades qué seguramente le han sido heredadas por sus ancestros.
Trabajar la madera es un mundo increíble, por el mundo incluso hay gente que hace grandes esculturas con motosierras, a mano, con gubias, con cuchillos, con mototool, etc.
Un trabajo artesanal de este tipo, tallando figuras tan pequeñas con madera tan buena y con una técnica ancestral es aun más valioso, además de artesanías podrán considerarse joyas 😲👍🏼👍🏼
Saludos cordiales, un calido abrazo y un beso para esa chica tan bonita! 😍😘✌🏼😄
very well crafted.
What a beautiful beautiful Lady!
This kinde of skills needs avery long preath ,,you seem like full of wisdome and peace ,,go on and increase your creativity ,,good luck
Thank you very much!
@@WoodworkingEnthusiasts ,we miss woodworking and handcradts and arts in general ,because of cheap industries and facke ,bad monuments ,,so when we see arts and traditional handworkings ,we feel that the humanity still going in the original path of natural arts
In traditional Netsuke the craftsman ALWAYS left a tiny flaw in each and every one. It was considered an affront to the gods to make something "perfect".
I have not seen this level of skill in a very long time. I wonder what lacquer or paint she's using? Amazing detailed work.
Love the cute mousey. ❤
Ive always loved to whittle and carve.
Amazing
Thanks
Amazing, and for some reason this video was recommended 1 day after I just received 76 carving chisels.
Strange how I get adds and video recommended, not only by my searches, but also what I talked about around my phone. Don’t you just “love” technology
Not trying to freak you out but check out this RUclips video I ran across about that very subject.
ruclips.net/video/zBnDWSvaQ1I/видео.html
It’s a little bit spooky , isn’t it ? Ok , a lot spooky .
Wonderful video.
❤ I love your videos please be uploading the Artwork thank you
Respect 💛
Excellent craftsmanship!
Hello there,
I like that too.... great idea to show where and what is the minimum place to get for your art. Otherwise can you give advice about where to get specialized tools as your special shaped knives. I know mishihamono in Tokyo but then they are not proposing all shape. Can you help please with some information hard to get if you're not Japanese.
Arigato gozaimasu
I love seeing WOMAN artist!! She is amazing!
spectacular
Замечательно!
Working that close, all day, does your eyeballs no good!
Incredible skill and patience, where can we buy these from these people? I collect netsuke.
If this photo on the profile is yours ,then you are atrue queen
Amazing :) !!!
I'm not gonna lie, I thought the girl was pretty right from the start but as soon as they said she gave up her NHK gig to apprentice with the guy, instant crush!
Matt Wiechers .....so, what your saying is, since she “gave up” being a self-centered do what i say and go where i tell you and wear what i tell you and smile to the crowd all day whether you feel like it or not if you want to stay in this gig, or do something she feels is very heartfelt and cultural dear to her heart and very satisfying and rewarding to “herself”. Hmmmmm, are you really thinking your statement, as a normal male, somehow makes you look/sound as if you’re “really with it” and that all women will read your comment and think wonderful thoughts of you. I was just wondering, it crossed my mind. Maybe you forget women have intuition, we don’t. Don’t take this personal tho.
Robert Langley well aren’t you such the chivalrous, defender of women’s dignity, hero type guy. The guy was just complementing her looks and virtue. Please remove the judgmental and critical self righteous stick that’s up your ass. And have a nice day pops!🥳🥰
@@robertlangley258 bruh she aint gonna fuck you for white knighting her.
@@robertlangley258 learn to learn how to joke or understand people humour.
One day you will have your own asian.
Girl….I guess that she is around 40 y.o.
I love this video. lol Art.
Thanks
I have a big stack of boxwood hundreds of years old.I may take up wood carving when I retire?
Wow it took two weeks just to carve that mouse in a ball?? Sure wouldn't have thought it would take that long
Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
très beau
Next year I will remodel my garden. There are three rather large boxwood trees in it, all over 30 years old. Now that I know, that its wood is regarded as jewel wood, I won't simply discard it as planned, but rather keep it and use my Dremel on it. Let's see what comes out of it ...
Şedevr ! 👍🙏🌹
Your channel has wonderful & informative videos.
Just so you now at 2.31 in the video the word is NASU, not Cashew (although they do rhyme!).
NASU means Eggplant, which is what the Netsuke is representing.
NASU also means complete, as in something's been achieved or you've succeeded.
I appreciate the time you spent finding that information for me
I collect netsuke I have around 30 of them
Grandpa Kitchen music!!
熟練した芸術家と美しい女性
Very meticulous 😎
Im watching this thinking: two weeks to finish one piece!? Then I went to check prizes: they range from 30 to 2000 dollars
No one spoke of the scars on her hands... OUCH!
I saw them, same reaction as you.
It is the traditions in this life that bring the souls of us all closer to God.
2:30 cashew? No, thats a nasu茄子. Japanese for eggplant or aubergine.
No wonder, it didnt look at all like a cashew!
Это и есть современные нэцке?
👍
😎🤙
✨🧸✨ 🙂🙏
I thought it was pronounced 'Nets-kay', not 'Nets-ookay'?
Though it is written ne-tsu-ke, the 'u' sound in the middle is often dropped/silent.
If I were you, I would worry about avoiding 'kay' as in 'cane' or 'okay'. It should soud like 'ke' as in 'kettle' or 'chemical'.
Just please don’t lower your standards when your teacher passes.
мне кажется что жизнь слишком ценна чтобы тратить 2 недели на брелок в виде крысы? хотя у японцев свой взгляд на Мир.
Friends,
They were so pretty that I cringed to see the holes being drilled in them…
…..RVM45
If you know what a netsuke is you will know having holes makes it correct and whole to what they are.
I'm very sorry, but the word Netsuke is pronounced Net-ski not Netsooka
I have studied this artwork for many years but, still not pleased with my designs like the Masters of Japan.
The robot voice really highlights the crappy grammar and syntax.
I simply hate computer voices
Obviously a beautiful japanese woman however her fingers will soon look like my feet...ouch!
If she’s is white yes but she is Asian and her hands will look nice for a long, long time
777
n'importe quoi ضيع في وقتك وعمرك على حاجه تافهة
She did nick her finger.
Not too bad
So not quite a master
But really good
Wow 😯 just wow. I hope this artistry never dies.
Press alive button, and learn from her it. Who one memorize, practising day to day on extensively, then never die that/this culture. Can you do that after to her?
You beat me to the wow ..