The process of making Japanese washi paper, which is also used for Olympic certificates.

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024

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  • @Craftsmanship-Process
    @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад +4

    ↓Products price from below links!↓
    suigenkyo.store/products/%E5%92%8C%E7%B4%99%E3%82%A2%E3%83%BC%E3%83%88%E3%83%91%E3%83%8D%E3%83%AB-%E8%97%8D%E5%90%88?_pos=1&_sid=e2c0d43c7&_ss=r

    • @RainRemnant
      @RainRemnant Год назад +1

      I looked in your shop for the Mino washi paper, but can't find blanc paper, there's a beautiful art work but I wish to make my own art on that special hand-crafted paper. Always had a love for paper and this is so carefully made ❣

    • @dawsie
      @dawsie Год назад

      I could not even get the website to load 😿I finally found the website by doing a google search, but as Rain said only pre-painted or made items could be found not the plain washi paper.

    • @mounotahossain1519
      @mounotahossain1519 Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/gqlPdpiBiz0/видео.html

  • @NN-ye1gv
    @NN-ye1gv Год назад +8

    I hope all of the old crafts Japan still does never fade. Keeping the old with the new is inspiring.

  • @hibagon5919
    @hibagon5919 Год назад +19

    The appeal of Japanese paper should be reconsidered in an era where electronic data is commonplace!
    Washi has its durability and taste, just like ancient documents from hundreds of years ago still exist in Japan. There is a charm of rock "wabi" and "sabi". There is depth. The techniques and traditions of Japanese paper making have been handed down from generation to generation. wonderful!

    • @Craftsmanship-Process
      @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад +1

      Thank you for your comments!!!
      It's exactly as you said, I believe that handiwork should be valued more than ever.
      We will keep uploading good contents☺

    • @shintenhou229
      @shintenhou229 3 месяца назад

      HDDの保存性よりさらに長寿命の保存が可能!

  • @allyoucando8486
    @allyoucando8486 Год назад +4

    Is good the traditional method are still alive, creating some from scratch for me is always a learning experience

    • @Craftsmanship-Process
      @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад

      Thank you so much for your comment 😊 ☺️
      Our mission is to not only maintain but also support them to improve our tradition!

  • @mariamolinas6560
    @mariamolinas6560 Год назад +15

    Es tan satisfactorio ver la dedicación y trabajo para algo de tan alta calidad.❤❤

  • @ryokomusouka
    @ryokomusouka Год назад +3

    Perfect encapsulation of the balance between strength and a delicate touch.

  • @GSMaheshGS
    @GSMaheshGS Год назад +1

    Japanese are so good at preserving traditional skills.

  • @milyme3153
    @milyme3153 Год назад +113

    Japanese artists can always show the full process of their arts, because no one can steal decades of dedication n experiences.

    • @Craftsmanship-Process
      @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад +9

      Thanks a lot for your comment 🙏

    • @karcistvahlae1207
      @karcistvahlae1207 Год назад +1

      Man, it's cool, I'll take less good paper if it means avoiding all unnecessary traditional bullshit, thanks.
      I mean, high-five to skill and all that, but fucking hell, those people can't drink a cup of water without wrapping it in 1300 years of tradition and "dedication". Was cool when I was 13 year old edgy teen. Now it's fucking tedious.

    • @Shadows_Inc
      @Shadows_Inc Год назад +8

      ​@@karcistvahlae1207 You'll appreciate it again when you're older. It's not just about making a high quality product, or having pride in your work, it's also a form of meditation through motion, a way to zone out and remove yourself from a place, year, event, issues, surroundings and more. When you're focusing on something like this while working, you naturally don't have to think about much else, and it is therapeutic. You only have one thing to think about, and it is what is in front of you while working.

    • @karcistvahlae1207
      @karcistvahlae1207 Год назад +3

      @@Shadows_Inc What a remarkable predictable and dumb answer.

    • @Shadows_Inc
      @Shadows_Inc Год назад +5

      @@karcistvahlae1207 That reply alone shows you're still rather immature. I hope you'll grow as a person some day in the future. Have a good one~

  • @norakta8585
    @norakta8585 Год назад +2

    Bendita las manos de quienes hacen posible este hermoso arte y tradición,desde 🇨🇱 un saludo cariñoso y cuidense mucho para seguir preservando su cultura.

  • @lisanidog8178
    @lisanidog8178 Год назад +1

    Fun to watch. I have to chuckle thinking how people so long ago woke up and said today we’ll invent our kind of paper and it’s still being made.

  • @Scottness1001
    @Scottness1001 Год назад +1

    I so admire the skill and dedication to their craft. I get bored after 2 years in any job and performance wavers. They spend a lifetime doing consistently perfect work

  • @mariaaguilera7339
    @mariaaguilera7339 Год назад +1

    Paciencia, perseverancia y dedicación. Un trabajo delicado y hermoso!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @maria-di3cp
    @maria-di3cp Год назад +4

    Que trabalho maravilhoso! É reconfortante ver as tradições serem mantidas e a sensibilidade e a arte valorizadas.

    • @Craftsmanship-Process
      @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад +1

      Obrigado pelo seu comentário! !
      Continuaremos a enviar mais vídeos maravilhosos!

  • @helgam.dragosits2197
    @helgam.dragosits2197 Год назад +4

    it is interesting to watch the same process in japan and europe. the difference are the plants which are base of the paper.

  • @lilyomp4598
    @lilyomp4598 Год назад +9

    Wow, this is such a unique and intimate paper-making process, truly amazing to see, thank you for this video ❤️

  • @rezmedic57
    @rezmedic57 Год назад +2

    Beautiful process

  • @ClaudioS857
    @ClaudioS857 Год назад +4

    Ich muss sagen wenn man die Meister bei der arbeit beobachtet sehen die total entspant aus, im Vergleich zur den Europeischen, und die machen eine Tolle Arbeit.

    • @Craftsmanship-Process
      @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад

      👏👏☺️☺️

    • @ILove-MC
      @ILove-MC Год назад

      Leider war.... Unsere Bildung scheint nur noch mit schreien und fluchen zu funktionieren 😅

  • @linseat7670
    @linseat7670 Год назад +2

    Utterly stunning.

  • @StanislavDenisenko
    @StanislavDenisenko Год назад +1

    Wow, handmade paper! You won't even need watermarks. Without knowledge of ancient technologies, this cannot be repeated.

    • @sandcrawlerstudios2013
      @sandcrawlerstudios2013 Год назад

      Bro you’re an idiot if you think the Japanese were the only ones to make paper

    • @MeowMeowGril
      @MeowMeowGril Год назад +1

      @@sandcrawlerstudios2013 umm nobody said only japanese made paper... i think commenter was being more general

  • @АлексейКолпаков-о2х

    Отличная работа. 👍

  • @StonyRC
    @StonyRC Год назад +1

    How can something as simple as a sheet of paper be so beautiful?

  • @charlieketchem266
    @charlieketchem266 Год назад +1

    That is awesome!

  • @charlieketchem266
    @charlieketchem266 Год назад +1

    Thank you for sharing, the process is very cool, and his work is the craft of mastery. Very cool!! 😊😎

    • @Craftsmanship-Process
      @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад

      Thank you so much for your comment!
      It's so glad that our video is viewed by the people like you!
      We will keep uploading great contents!

  • @QuinRed
    @QuinRed 2 месяца назад

    Kozo is the bark of the mulberry tree which has very long fibres. Kozo paper is very strong even when it's tissue thin as it is made by interlocking the long fibres in all directions.
    The main purpose of Neri (made from the roots of tororog-aoi aka abelmoschus manihot) is to size the paper keeping the kozo fibers glued together. Also without any sizing any liquids like ink would get sucked up by the paper & become a mess of blobs (I know from experience when I once forgot to add the neri).

  • @winiandriani6226
    @winiandriani6226 Год назад +2

    awesome 😮👍🏻

  • @sachinrv1
    @sachinrv1 Год назад +1

    Japanese people put their heart and soul in every trade they take up.

  • @enmaou10
    @enmaou10 Год назад +2

    7:06 スマホの保護シール貼るの上手そう

  • @lahure
    @lahure Год назад +1

    Magistral !!!

  • @laujazz3760
    @laujazz3760 Год назад +2

    Hola, maravilloso proceso. Dónde se puede comprar ese auténtico papel MinoTesuki Sushi?. Sirve para pintar con distintas técnicas?, como acuarela, guacha, pastel, dragón, etc?. Me gustaría pudieran informarme. Muchas gracias por mostrar, saludos desde Islas Canarias

    • @Craftsmanship-Process
      @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад

      ¡¡Gracias por tu comentario!!
      ¡El panel de arte que usa papel japonés cambiará desde aquí!
      suigenkyo.store/es/products/%E5%92%8C%E7%B4%99%E3%82%A2%E3%83%BC%E3%83%88%E3%83%91%E3%83%8D%E3%83%AB-%E8%97%8D%E5%90%88?_pos=1&_sid=8130190f5&_ss=r

  • @sudkhetlehmann857
    @sudkhetlehmann857 Год назад +2

    Thanks for the video. Great craftmanship and beautiful paper. My opinion is, we need to develop and rationalize over time to make life easier. Old techniques provide the basis but if it should be economically viable, the process needs a lot of modernization.

    • @Craftsmanship-Process
      @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад

      thank you

    • @MrJAGarciaQ
      @MrJAGarciaQ Год назад

      I think that he knows about it, and he decided to continue on this way. Traditional processes give more details to paper: the "quality" is superior and price increases for it. Each sheet of paper is unique, because one sheet has different constitution, size, even errors (and they are part of its beauty).

  • @drasiella
    @drasiella Год назад +1

    So this is how Julian's favourite paper is made

  • @Damoinion
    @Damoinion Год назад +1

    Pity the subtitles are written in "engrish", otherwise, fairly interesting

  • @激アツ太郎-x3w
    @激アツ太郎-x3w Год назад +3

    漉くところまでは見ても、なかなか剥がして乾燥まではテレビでも見ないよね。

    • @Craftsmanship-Process
      @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад +1

      コメント有り難うございます🙌🙌
      これからも色々な動画を投稿してまいります🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️

  • @sedraedris7095
    @sedraedris7095 Год назад +1

    May god strengthen you

  • @HolyHeinz
    @HolyHeinz Год назад +1

    If someone work in this kind of behavior, it has something to do with meditation❗️
    🧡🧡🧡

    • @Craftsmanship-Process
      @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад

      Thank you so much for your comment 😊 ☺️
      That's absolutely beautiful 😍

  • @herrscherofascendance52
    @herrscherofascendance52 Год назад +1

    Imagine a toilet paper made by this..... I bet My butt will feel majestic like a king

  • @phillamoore157
    @phillamoore157 Год назад +6

    This is beyond fascinating. Then again, everything about the Japanese culture is fascinating. The dedication, and worth ethic is only surpassed by the incredibly deep respect of their own culture and heritage. Here in the U.S. we have no work-ethic, or respect for culture and heritage. But, we just LOVE making the world think we give a sh*t about the environment, and have “no bail” reform. So, we have those things going for us….

    • @Craftsmanship-Process
      @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much for your comments!!
      Japanese craftsmen make their products with respect for the environment, consumers, and traditions. It is truly a wonderful culture.

    • @phillamoore157
      @phillamoore157 Год назад

      @@Craftsmanship-Process You're welcome! America could learn a lot from Japan's culture. I wasn't able t see where to buy this paper on your website. I'd also love to see a video on how you make your ink trays. 👍

  • @ТатьянаСамохина-ц8ъ

    Восхищена Вашей работой!!!

  • @_Jeha
    @_Jeha Год назад +1

    Главное - много ручного и кропотливого труда, как можно с более запутанной технологией! И тогда, получается якобы высокое качество! И неважно что это, бумага или шапочки для пингвинов!

  • @shintenhou229
    @shintenhou229 3 месяца назад

    溶液が凄い。適度の粘度で紙の繊維が液中に一様に懸濁し、縦横無尽に絡み合って強度のある紙が漉かれる。この糊はトロロアオイの根から取られる。保存性の障害にならない点が凄い。誰が見つけたんだろう???

  • @nickgeorgie1957
    @nickgeorgie1957 Год назад +1

    Άξιος! Michelangelo!

  • @日本之助
    @日本之助 Год назад +1

    十字漉きって言うんだっけ? 紙を前後だけでなく左右にも漉くことで繊維が十の字に絡んでより丈夫になるっていうやり方。

  • @위클래스-l7b
    @위클래스-l7b Год назад +2

    한지랑 제작 과정이 거의 같네... 옆 동네라 비슷한 기술이 많긴 한가봄

  • @sofilove...20
    @sofilove...20 Год назад +2

    Who is this Man?

  • @glasody79
    @glasody79 Год назад +3

    한국이나 일본 모두 비슷한 제조 방법을 가지는구나. 바로 드러나는 차이점은,, 일본은 두줄로 된 도구를 쓰고 있고 한국의 전통방식은 한줄로 된 것을 쓴다는것. 재료와 가공방법에 차이가 있는지도 모르겠지만 생락된 단계가 많은 영상이라 판단이 어렵다.

    • @Craftsmanship-Process
      @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад +2

      둘 다 서로 다른 장점이 있어 함께 오래도록 지속되길 바랍니다!
      댓글 달아주셔서 정말 감사합니다!

  • @hornthieves
    @hornthieves Год назад +2

    the way

  • @졸려용
    @졸려용 Год назад +1

    일본의 와시는 한국의 한지로부터 시작되었습니다

  • @EtalonHome
    @EtalonHome Год назад +1

    , ага-ага, в деревянном из нержавейки... )

  • @АдамДовтаев-т1с
    @АдамДовтаев-т1с Год назад

    👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @RX_7FC
    @RX_7FC Год назад +1

    Musashi 🤨

  • @penelopelgoss2520
    @penelopelgoss2520 Год назад +1

    How is vellum made?

  • @pozitiv9436
    @pozitiv9436 Год назад +1

    Цай Лунг или тайна бумаги)))

  • @ВасилийВаськов-л8и

    На этой бумаге японцы чертят чертежи автомобилей Тойота.

  • @architect-j
    @architect-j Год назад +2

    한지랑 다른건가?

  • @가자가자-m8s
    @가자가자-m8s Год назад +3

    진짜 일본은 별거아닌것을 대단한것처럼 미학적이게 보이게끔 잘 포장하는것 같다

  • @無限を究めて発狂した古いモブ

    オリンピックの賞状って和紙なんか!?

    • @Craftsmanship-Process
      @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад

      東京オリンピックの際には美濃和紙が使われています!!

  • @5OOOOwon
    @5OOOOwon Год назад +2

    05:58 종이가 서로 안붙나요?

    • @Craftsmanship-Process
      @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад

      6:51 달라붙어서 다시 한번 물에 적셔주면 깨끗하게 벗겨집니다.

    • @5OOOOwon
      @5OOOOwon Год назад

      @@Craftsmanship-Process 신기하네요. 답변 감사합니다.

  • @fusains-Hitsuzendō-peintures
    @fusains-Hitsuzendō-peintures Год назад +1

    + 1 like SUPERBE 🙏

  • @АндрейНикулин-д6ж
    @АндрейНикулин-д6ж Год назад +1

    Посмотрел много видео про ручную работу в японии, у меня такое ощущение, что этим ребятам нечем заняться, и живут они 200 лет, чтоб этой хуйней заниматься

    • @Craftsmanship-Process
      @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад

      Это профессия. Только благодаря им сохраняются традиции. Без них в Японии сегодня не было бы традиций.

  • @mamura0081
    @mamura0081 Год назад +1

    주 5일 근무 하고 하루 6시간 하고 산책 하는게 답이다 주식 해라 힘들어 보인다

  • @seojunkim8517
    @seojunkim8517 Год назад +1

    Buy A4

  • @신직현
    @신직현 Год назад +1

    😅😅😅

  • @justinmorgan2126
    @justinmorgan2126 Год назад +1

    Possibly the worst video I have ever seen about making washi paper...

    • @Craftsmanship-Process
      @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад

      Could you let us know why??
      We will keep that in our minds and fix it from the next filming!!

  • @user-DenZol
    @user-DenZol Год назад +1

    это же изготовление обычной рисовой бумаги. Привет от отряда 731...

  • @lionalmessi5377
    @lionalmessi5377 Год назад +3

    일본의 장인정신은 존경받아 마땅하다

    • @Craftsmanship-Process
      @Craftsmanship-Process  Год назад +1

      코멘트 주셔서 감사합니다! !
      당신 같은 사람에게 시청해 주셔서 기쁩니다! ! !
      앞으로도 멋진 동영상을 많이 업로드하겠습니다!

  • @기선윤-z6p
    @기선윤-z6p Год назад +1

    👍👍👍💯💯💯

  • @user-DenZol
    @user-DenZol Год назад +1

    как будто кожу китайца разглаживает..