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How It's Made - The Wooden Steps of Geta - Japanese Traditional Art
Just like Kimono, which is famously known for it beauty and still well-used in the daily life of every Japanese. Beneath those beautiful layer also lies another beauty- the Geta, Japanese wooden footwear.
There are many things that can made a Geta, what is it. From the quality of wood to the finishing process of polishing.
In this video, we focus on the process rather than the finishing product. The video focus on how the artisan select his wood and how to store them until the wood is ready to be process.
Then the careful grinding and trimming on the wood pieces. After the artisan got the 2 pieces of even wood, he then cut a whole for the strings. Each steps is carefully watched by a higher supervisor.
Onto the last step, which is to sand them and press down onto the Geta to create a shape that hold on to the feet- it also polish the wood.
Have you ever worn a Geta? How does it feel? Please let me know your experiences in the comment section below!
Disclaimer: I do not claim ownership of this video.
All copyrights go to the original owner, 明日への扉 by アットホーム
There are many things that can made a Geta, what is it. From the quality of wood to the finishing process of polishing.
In this video, we focus on the process rather than the finishing product. The video focus on how the artisan select his wood and how to store them until the wood is ready to be process.
Then the careful grinding and trimming on the wood pieces. After the artisan got the 2 pieces of even wood, he then cut a whole for the strings. Each steps is carefully watched by a higher supervisor.
Onto the last step, which is to sand them and press down onto the Geta to create a shape that hold on to the feet- it also polish the wood.
Have you ever worn a Geta? How does it feel? Please let me know your experiences in the comment section below!
Disclaimer: I do not claim ownership of this video.
All copyrights go to the original owner, 明日への扉 by アットホーム
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Hi dear . Your's working it's super extra art . Just little persons doing this perfect working . Your's design it's very beautiful . We are loved and like't so much . Good luck .👏👏👏👏
🏳️🌈👀
Donde consigo ese tipo de laca
I own 2 they are wonderful
I love the Empire of Japan !
Are they spraying urushi? How to make urushi for spraying?
Thinning to the proper viscosity for spraying. Super well ventilated spray area, it's air borne poisiion oak/ivy
@@vorpalbits7720 what kind of thiner I need to use?
I wish this entire, excellent series was still available!
Hmmm i saw a video where it was a beautiful red color....they put it in a wooden bucket and used some form of a paddle and kept rubbing it around.....kinda wish I knew more cause it was such a beautiful red color
Original Legos 😂
Preciosa cerámica y grandes artistas grácias por el video.
I had never seen a human lathe tailstock until today 🥰
This is Seiki Chida, right?
Tolle Handarbeit,Respekt!
I requested a first pen a few days ago from the artisans at Nakaya, and I hope to receive it within 10-12 months.
Why is he tapping on the bits before he places them?
What is the paste being applied to the bits?
Some kind of glue i would think but that leaves me confused because I always thought the true difficulty in creating Kumiko is that the pieces are not glued at all but only holding together through tension and pressure
Wow! Amazing!
Fascinating video. I am amazed at how precise and meticulous the Japanese are at making Fountain Pens. They do an incredible job!
Such a beautiful art form.
I am so thankful that the Japanese people exist on this planet. They have helped to create a more interesting world. 😊 ❤ 🇯🇵 ❤
Except at nanjing 😢.
I understand what you are trying to say but no human culture is perfect. @@saladedefruit2529
I love the Japanese people and the Empire of Japan !
Just beautiful
Hello thank you for the video. How long can this be stored for do you think Kind regards Kev
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Does the lacquer need anything else on top to have that luster?
no, urushi is naturally very lustrous, its one of its many great qualities!
I have two Nakaya pens, one in red and one in black. I’ve used both of these pens for many years (likely 10+ years). Yesterday I noticed that the section of the red one, had some sort of blisters near the nib. Since this is many layers of lacquer, I’m confused about what could have caused it. I thought they were water droplets at first but then realized they were hard and wouldn’t wipe off. What kind of solvent could cause this? Tom KC3QAC. I made an error, I actually have 3 Nakaya pens, the two mentioned earlier are piccolos with conical ends but I have a third (my first and significantly older) a full size cigar shape, all three are clipless because I don’t like clips. I love all three and hope there is a solution to the blistering and at the very least a means to avoid an future blistering on the two that are still pristine. Thanks again.
Can you describe how the color has changed on the red one throughout the years?
Its the protein
I almost cried
So you are a diehard materialist?
@@user-fg6ro Love the process, not the product.
This is some next level weeb shit
A beautiful video and probably the last straw for me ordering a Nakaya pen for myself, I would like to see some of the laquering process too.
Where can I find the whole series?
The only part the video didn’t show was the bit that was most important… the Urushi lacquering.
Beautiful headphones.
These pens are almost too gorgeous to be true... Though I may never be able to afford one, I doubt I will ever find more beautiful pens.
Hola. Hace un tipo vi más de estos videos. Me gustaron mucho y me gustaría poder volver a verlos, pero no los puedo encontrar. Como puedo hacer para acceder a ellos. Muchas gracias
Great asmr video ruined by music
Great,you may also like ua-cam.com/video/hM1TOnABowo/v-deo.html
Exquisite! Have your Rolexes and Tags, VC’s and Pateks are still the sine qua non of timepieces.
Perfection at its best form, excellence and pure majestic products show beauty, the thing is I wish if it was eye droppers or piston fillers but still superb
I waited almost four months for my Long Writer in Shu. Love everything about it ! A true work of art.
I did it myself thanks to Woodglut.
The time this must take...
I Love Onta Yaki . I have over 20 pices of Onta Yaki. 5pices of Koji Sakamoto
Stunning, simply stunning. Darlington, South Carolina USA
Superb art and superb people... Long live japan❤️
Add subtitles and it would be a eyecandy
Incredible. Watching an artist at work. Beautiful pieces of pottery. 🌲🌝☘️
Impressive craftsmanship
And then came laser cutting and vector graphics
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Amazing precision and beauty. Lovely.