Amazing Ancient Technology of the Beautiful Japanese Hakone Marquetry - Woodworking Skillful
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Hello Everybody,
For this month, a lot of 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.
#japanesewoodworking #ancienttechnical #HakoneMarquetry
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 effects work, new music, new footage added and a new creation is created as follows: "Amazing Ancient Technology of the Beautiful Japanese Hakone Marquetry - Woodworking Skillful"
Today, this video will probably be more appealing because of the appearance of master Yosegi marquetry Craftsman: Tanegi Zukuri
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my mothers mother brought 3 of these boxes back from japan after the war in about 48, they have secret slides that have to be moved in sequence so you can reach the centre of the boxes ,the work is mind boggling in its perfection of construction unfortunately over the last 70 years two have been lost ,the last one is on my wall unit in a pride of place with a little note inside when it was last opened .
This looks kinda fun making designs out of shapes
Wish they would sell sheets of this
I am not a woodworker but I do appreciate an artist who starts with nothing and create beauty, like magic.
Thank you very much!
This technique blown me away. I have never seen anything like this in my life. It is amazing not just for the myriad of patterns but also how much work it takes to make this. Huge respect and appreciation to the men who keep traditions a life.
thank you kindly
There is a video of a japanese silversmith creating teapots by hand. The consistency of the hammer beats is almost melodic.
the Japanese truly are masters in so many crafts...
To są śmiecie hańbią sztukę
for my dog is for my training ground.
bit.ly/2ZwOUJp
Ultra craftsmanship’s and artistic work are two different skills ! Nie osmieszaj sie artysto !
You should learn how to correctly pronounce the names of the cities before you make a video.
Phonetically, Ha cone nay
Things that can be watched for hours..
Fire burning
Water flowing
Professionals working
Wow no stains or coloring used at all?!? The variety of different colored wood from just that area is amazing
They are using 9 different color from 27 type of wood.
Japan are covered with forest in 75%.
Biodiversity is not just a slogan over there. :O
The craftsmanship is mesmerizing to watch. It's so well filmed, that it feels like you're sitting in the studio with the masters... the music was well chosen too. Thank you to the masters, artists, film maker and anyone else involved.
In this fast paced, mechanical, digital & disposable era, it is wonderful to see traditions carried on !!! Bravo
3:41 My jaw just dropped. Such an amazing art form.
This Video was just SO relaxing to watch a real craftsman at work and with such dexterity. The boxes are a true work of art. Lets get some more of these videos, they are great...
It's always amazing to see Japanese master artisan at work, precise, clean and calm. It's a pleasure for the eyes and for the soul.
Good working very very fine come furnishing god bless you 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
A true master craftsman, an honour to see him at work .
Gorgeous! I am making a wish to see these creations in person.🙇 Absolutely incredible design. The forests must be beautiful as well.
Thank you for sharing this workmanship.
Absolutely brilliant!!!! Can't get more organic than this, with scrap wooden logs and no synthetic colour, this is just awesome form of art!
Pity the losers who have given thumps down for such an excellent video..
Many thanks!
Exquisitely perfect artistry.
I did not expect that, planed into thin sheets, WOW! beautiful work deserves the best returns, hope the very best for you.
There are 84 people who didnt enjoy this? Freaks.
Good stuff
Japan: the original “you’ll never be as good as we are at anything so stop trying and admire us”. 😍😭
OK..LOL..actions speak louder than words, Though!
When you call someone a master in Japan, he truly is.
That's the same in basically every culture.
They or she, you can't assume someone's gender. Esp in Japan where they find it difficult to express their true gender identity due to status quo
@@ABaumstumpf tell that to Master Kevin, my karate instructor as a child who when I think about it now was probably around the level of a yellow belt himself in any serious martial art
@@NetiNeti-gm5bz Lol 🤣Go crawl back up your mama's hairy bloody ass.
Indeed
Their beauty is enough to command a high price. The dedication the artisans put into these, priceless
glad you enjoyed it!
I like how u can see Mathematics in the Shapes and Colours.. Very Precise..
How does this and anime come from the same country?
I would love to have his collection of planes in my shop!
Me too :)
The video itself is remarkable. That damn computer voice, however, has got to go. Really spoils it.
I actually wish there was a commentator. I had to keep looking down for the relevance of the scene.
But I still gave you a thumbs up
Everybody Else in the World: Look I'm really good!
Japanese: Hold my sake!
I have one of these puzzle boxes that I bought in Hakone. I think it takes a combination of 5 or 6 panel slides to unlock the box.... but I forgot the sequence and have lost the instructions, so I can no longer open the box!
yes you can but don't force anything just small movement and the panels will help you solve this problem ,I had the same problem good luck with yours
Beautiful work, mate. Please don't let this art die out.
Like miniature quilting, but with wood. That young man at the end takes this amazing ancient tradition and makes it into modern art. A true visionary.
Thank you very much!
Amazing, beautiful work. Thank you for sharing this extraordinary craftsman. Hugs!
El video es realmente bueno y admirable, brinda comprensión y utilidad para que todos lo vean.
Anyone else notice the mistake at around 00:55?
One of the black sections of the black/white alternating loops has been put together the wrong way.
That would mess with my OCD.
I wonder if they intentionally throw in an imperfection.
There are two like that, at 0:50 there's one at the bottom right, then there are two black that are correct than the same mistake again.
If I tried something like that it would be full of mistakes.
Even if the camera is disabled, I would like to stick this on the back of my MacBook. Of course, I don't care if I can't see the Apple logo.
It’s amazing how much the conservative LDP managed to preserve throughout Japan while modernizing!
And people think printing Louis Vuitton logo on fabric is luxury craft
this text-to-speech narrator lmao. "ha-cone"
LMAO!!
The yoputh of today have lost appreciation of what goes into something this delicate and precise. It's all about the plastic automation. Hopefully one day the world will go back to this kind of appreciation. These artisans are a dying breed. I hope we never loose it completely.
couldn't agree more
I bought a "magic box"covered in a thin veneer of this marquetry. I keep my savings in it. Since getting inside takes about 12 different steps it's like a rubric's cube. Nobody suspects that little six inch long box has a couple of thousand in it. And they can't get into it any way.
Can I buy sheets of that so I can apply it to my own box? (A bagpipe case) please tell me where, how I can obtain this.
3:38 that takes some serious skill.
Agreed. I've been a woodworker for just about 3 years now. My tools are always sharp. Razor sharp. I can't stand having dull tools.
You can easily just grab the knife from my handplane or one of my chisels and start shaving with them.
but i've not once managed to get my planer blade so flat and so sharp that i could take some consistent endgrain shavings like he does here.
I don't know what I could improve. Is it my blade? Plane body? Wood?
Truely amazing.
If there is one culture in the world that deserves to be recognised as the greatest, I would have to be the Japanese.
When a japanese was called master, he's truly a master.
Of course the Japanese would make wooden wall paper. Such a creative people. Very lovely!
Thank you!
I'm amazed by this process and will try it sometime. Greetings from Florida USA 🇺🇲😎👍
Have fun!
Stunning, this would make a brilliant guitar.
THIS IS A REALLY GOOD VIDEO.
I hope their skills continue by their next generation.
much respect!
Don't know what to say..... Outstanding, my respects!
so big question how come we've never heard that kickass piano song in the middle part of the film until now why is that
Wow that’s just incredible !
the one i have is just a standard box but its so elegant. Most important piece of furniture in my house lol.
I have NEVER seen such masterful work on ANYTHING!!! Why on earth are we all buying JUNK from China when the quality and workmanship is definitely in Japan. I'd certainly pay the price for better made goods than what one would get from China. Probably lead free as well!! Not to mention, the workers are probably treated so much better than in China. Yup, I'm going to start paying attention to labels. I want Japan-made!!!!
Sorry for bothering, I’m student from Japanese University, trying to do a market research. If you can buy this product from a Japanese website, what kind of concern could stop you put the order? Thanks for your time!
What's the beautiful piano piece playing in the middle part of the video? It's so relaxing plus with the craftsman at work, it's so perfect.
Amazing...so elegant designs...
Spectacular 👏🏼👏🏼 عجيب
Mr Zukuri, making this art pieces with "just" saws and planes, with not a single electric tool... Really amazing.
Thank you very much!
In Japanese it's pronounced Zakuri san.
And not a table saw or Festool collection in sight!
Absolutely stunning. The skill, the patience. Masters.
Wow, no words to express how wonderful these are
TThanks bobbi, have a nice day!!
Amazing skill.
Simply stunning end result.
Thank you very much!
Incredible 🥰
really amazing to make from few bits of wood art and to look wonderful is something that only japanese peoples can invent
Woah, when they turned the wood into thin sheets I was amazed
The hours of patient skill that it took to make those formed blocks that were shaved off to cover the boxes. Just blows my mind away.
glad you enjoyed it!
Wow! I wish I could sharpen a plane well enough to make 1 mm thick end grain shavings like these craftsmen.
Jeweller's rouge and well polished blade.
It's actually face or edge grain. When he is cutting the pieces off the board initially, the face of the board is facing him, so he ends up w/ a "stick" that is face and end grain along its length, and edge grain on the short ends. The patterns become edge or face grain, with the end grain on the non-pattern edges of the glued up patterns. That is even tougher to plane and get a consistent shaving with no tearout.
But you must become one with the wood take the path of knowledge and it shall be bestowed onto the Wiseman who searches for the way of the wood to be the master as one fisherman who baits the net becomes a master baiter
I have employees who does that for me dammit
Take all day making a piece of art then drops it on the way out to lunch. I make him pay for it from the 50cents per day he earns. Because I could have sold that piece for 80 usd.
Wait a freaking minute at 2:15 in the video is that a cnc machine in the back corner. Something is amiss here. I cannot help to think we're are being bamboozled
That's frickin' awesome 😨
really great compilation. Ive seen all the videos before but I still want to watch again. I would love to try this once Im able to have a shop and stuff!
im glad you like it
Went to a Artists shop there in 2014.
I knew Family members and Friends would love this as a gift.
I went through shop showing I wanted “this and that “ buying about 15 pieces.
After finishing I went outside to join my Husband and Japanese guide.
Our guide was flabbergasted saying he had never seen anyone do that.
I told him it was too bad he wasn’t going on the rest of the trip with us 😉
Very cool!
Beautiful. Thank you
Hakone means "Box roots" in English is so interesting
This city is meant to create boxes)
the person working at 10:00 is not a Japanese artisan but just a person who has learned the techniques.
Part of me getting better at doing/understanding things is watching a Master perform, or listen to them talk, or just the results afterwards. I can watch MJ’s basketball mastery, I can hear it an an MLK speech, and see it in the Mona Lisa.
I believe when this Master saw his apprentice’s work, he thought something any good Master would: this after 13 years?!
I was not expected these,wonderful idea that's why the Lord God giving you long bright life.i love it.
glad you like it!
@@WoodworkingEnthusiasts I'm happy too.
Trabalho Maravilhoso!Parabéns!
500 veces Quiero negociar
When first seeing the beginning, we thought this is lame. Its just a printed design on paper and then glued to the wood, BUT THEN we kept watching and seen the craftsman actually shaving the wood into paper-thick veneer. VERY impressive. Got our thumbs up
Five years does seem ancient.
Old man has strength to be pulling on that piece of wood 😥
Oh how I hate machine narrators
He’s got beautiful hands.
Thanks
Simply amazing.
まさか日本の伝統工芸品がRUclipsで紹介されているとは・・・
んーもっと面白い秘密箱やからくり箱があるのにこれだと綺麗しか伝わらない...
We have a something similar made in the UK, it's called Tunbridge ware.
Számomra felfoghatatlan ez a precizitás, az az elkötelezettség a munkánk iránt. Lenyúgöz! Saját kereteim között én is próbálom alkakmazni egy részét, de itt Európában nem ismerik a " ráfodított idő " értékét. [ most azonnal kell, leginkább tegnapra... ] Jöszönöm, hogy lázgattam!
How can I get one of these boxes? Does he have a store or a place of business? Thanks for Video!
In English it's parquetry not marquetry! Parquetry is shapes and marquetry is flowers! You call yourselves Wood working enthusiasts?
Does marquetry tend to involve such flowers only?
You can go to woodprix if you would like to make it yourself guys.
what beautiful work
Not many videos this lengthy draw my attention. This was well worth it.
Spiffy as fuck!
If I were to make such things, I would not even want to sell them.
Just amazing.
Soooooo nicooooo
These sheets are essentially end-grain, right? Why don't they crumble apart like normal end-grain shavings do? The glue wouldn't help much, because it only connects the end-grains, which are very weak.
They are not end-grain.
Very smart, very hard-working people. Amazing...I am just stunt.
glad you like it!
Splendid !
I am so sure that you will find good way to make it on woodprix.
Oddly reminiscent of candy making.