Archive for the ‘Master’s work’ Category

Silk Fabric, Traditional Craft Forms series no.78, AXIS Feb. 2009

↑Click images to jump to the slideshow. Silk Fabric, Traditional Craft Forms series no.78 Takeshi Katsuyama, a producer of Nishijin Weaving, is stickler for domestically-produced silk Kimonos. He grows original species’ silkworms and makes mulberry fields for feeding. He is also particular about handmade process: spinning threads from cocoons, weaving using with high looms. In [...]

Teapot, Traditional Craft Forms series no.79, AXIS April 2009(vol.138)

↑Click the image to jump to the slideshow. Teapot, Traditional Craft Forms series no.79, AXIS April (vol.138) Yamada Jozan IV. Tokoname.

Kabuki Wigs, Traditional Craft Forms series no.86, AXIS June 2010 (vol.145)

↑Click the image to jump to the slide show. Kabuki Wigs, Takumi (Traditional Craft Forms) no.86, AXIS June 2010 (vol.145) Kabuki Wigs are much different from ordinary wigs, either its material or process and techniques. An amature is made of copper to fix each one of actors’ heads, yak’s hairs and/or human’s hairs are implanted, [...]

Ukiyo-e, Traditional Craft Forms series no.85, AXIS April 2010 (vol.144)

↑Click the image, jump to the slideshow. Real Ukiyo-e printing is seen in itself depth and thickness. Ukiyo-e is not flat tone, it is like a vertical gradation in a thickness of the handmade Japanese paper that makes the print deep tone. Sharaku: The actor Otani Oniji III as Edobei Hokusai: Red Fuji Hiroshige: Jumantsubo [...]

Mountain Tea, Traditional Craft Forms series no.81, AXIS Aug.2009

Click above picture to jump to the slideshow. Mountain Tea, Traditional Craft Forms series no. 81. Look the photograph before reading this caption. What do you think semi-farming tea shrubs in the steep slope of the rocky mountain? This is a species of wild tea which grows from seed which differs from ordinary tea farms. [...]

Wenkel (Rotary) Engine, Traditional Craft Forms no.84, AXIS Feb. 2010 (vol.143)

↑Click the image to jump to slideshow. Mazda’s Wenkel (Rotary) Engine, “Traditional Craft Form” or Masters’ work no.84,AXIS vol.143 2010 Feb. Why does we have covered the Wenkel (Rotary) Engine for the story of “traditional craft forms” series? Because, the Wenkel (Rotary) Engine has been making by the skillful craftsmen. I thought you might understand [...]

Seals, Traditional Craft Forms no.83, AXIS Dec. 2009 (vol.142)

↑Click the image to jump to the slideshow. Seals, Traditional Craft Forms no.83, AXIS(December 2009 vol.142) Kei Koizumi of Koizumi Konando PHONE:075-231-1293  FAX:075-231-3667

Prop shafts, Traditional Craft Forms series no.82, AXIS Oct.2009

↑Click the image to jump to the slideshow. Prop shafts, Traditional Craft Forms series no.82, AXIS Oct.2009. Photographed skilled turners of Kishiro Co. Ltd.operating a gigantic lathe to make prop shafts for large ships.

Harmonica

AXISNov/Dec 2000, Masters works(Traditional craft forms): Harmonica Tombo Musical Instrument

(PIPE) ORGAN

AXIS(vol.130)Master’s work(Traditional craft form) Pipe) Organ Over 4,000 pipes are lined up in hiding behind big bass pipes. Miyazaki Prefectural Art Centre Hiroshi Sudo, Sudo Organbau

Racing Saddle

AXIS(vol.136)Masters’ Work: Racing Saddle Reported on Somes Saddle, the only horse-riding gear company in Japan.

Silk Hand-woven (Nishijin)

AXIS(vol.137) Masters’ work (Traditional Craft Form) Silk Hand-woven (Nishijin) Every process what farming mulberry trees, feeding silkworms, spinning by hands, natural dyeing… are a time-honored fashion, reported Katsuyama Orimono in Nishijin Kyoto.


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