Woodworking in Japan, Kumiko workshop
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- In 2018, Anton and I went on an exciting adventure to Japan to explore the world of Kumiko, a traditional Japanese woodworking technique. Through emails and Instagram exchanges, we connected with Naoki Ikoshima, an incredibly talented Kumiko master. Naoki San warmly welcomed us into his workshop, where we spent five immersive days learning from him and getting hands-on with Kumiko. We even had the chance to create our own Kumiko screens! We've captured the entire journey in a fun and informative video, sharing the process of crafting Kumiko grids and filling them with beautiful patterns. Check it out and join us on our Kumiko adventure!
![[DIY] Making a Kumiko Art Panel - Full Build Video / 組子細工の巨大アートを作る](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nk6iuZ_W4ew/mqdefault.jpg)
Absolutely beautiful. I’m starting to learn kumiko at the moment. The Japanese are unparalleled in woodworking. God bless them.
I never get bored of looking at kumiko, anyone who thumbs down this is just jealous. Your work is tremendous, bravo!
I love that last shot. Thank you for including it. It really elevated the whole video.
this art level teach us how patient is not easy,but at the end result it priceless
relatively simple steps, done very *very* well. Beautiful end result. Thanks for sharing this!
I honestly thought that the trianglepattern in the beginning looked pretty great😅 but with all the fillerpieces😍 amazing👍🏻
thank you for loving our traditions.
arigato.
A job that requires a lot of patience, the result is amazing. 👍😉👌
The craftsmanship of the Japanese is unparalleled! You don't find this kind workmanship a wallyworld!
This kind of craftsman deserve the highest respect....
Placer visual, ¡felicitaciones a los artesanos! A los fabricantes y a los documentalistas.
Would be awesome if you posted a full video on making the grid! Awesome work
Beautiful!!!
Достойно уважения.!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I clicked this video by accident but this is amazing. I'll watch more of them! 👍
Neatness, patience, talent ... result Great Work of Art by Great Artists. Congratulations and thanks for sharing.
This is what interests me, I want to do that !!
Sumptuous beautiful,
@Drew Jalen I broke up 1.5 pounds of nuts in 3 minutes !! Hammer, Walnuts
I haven't seen such artists unbelievable. Good don good don.
The setup is unreal! Building is easy compared to it! And building is a work of art itself.
Love the use of mostly hand tools.
Wow that’s absolutely beautiful. Wooden lace.
Amazing Sumptuously! Huge work, skill and patience. Thanks .
Extremely sophisticated work. Th👍 👍👍
молодцы. очень хорошие работы. с нетерпением ждём Вас в Казани.
А разве клей применяется в кумико?
@@user-xz5le6fc2e применялся бы если бы в 7 веке он продавался в магазинах
Amazing. Great work. Thanks for share.
A wonderful piece of art! 👍👍😊😊
The trick with the plane was amazing. Could you make a video about how to do it? Saves alot of time.
Эпоксидной смолой заливать и делать журнальные столики. Будет шикарно смотреться!
so incredible and inspiring
Every time I think I’ve figured out woodworking, I come across people doing things that seem impossible to me-casually.
Absolutely stunning. You have inspired me to have ago myself while we are in Coved19 lock down. I might be able to make a cup coaster sized piece. Lol.
I like this art work ,it's amazing. Good luck!
Very very nice. THANKS
Brilliant & inspiring 🙏
I plan to go visit Japan. I was wondering if there was any possibility of studying with Sensei ? Could you tell me how you came about studying with Ikoshima san?
Ah, yes. Satisfaying to watch Japanese crafts I can't afford.
Very interesting but there's NO WAY!!!! I would have the patience for that kind of wood working.
Hard work.. beautiful
Great minds think alike
Isso é uma verdadeira obra de arte parabéns!
Ti Japonci jsou velmi šikovní !
Did you practice the art of fuki suki on your trip?
Hi Andrea!
First of all, say to you that I'm a fan of you. Congrats for your work, it's amazing ☺️
I'm trying to find the perfect finish for my wood pieces, something natural like in this video.
I got to see a can of Osmo but not what type. Could you tell me what kind of product he used of which one do you like to use?
Thanks for your help
Hi Javier
Thank you for your message.
Im not sure what kind of Osmo Naoki Ikushima are using. But I am normally using 3062 Osmo.
Good luck
@@AndreaStokholm thank you very much, you're very kind
Yes I thought it was upside down!...Great video thank you.
Very nice thanks
Amazing!
exelente trabajo, saludos
Amazing
I would like to make larger ones for partition.
great! I'd love to see more footage of Naoki sensai working if you have it. ありがとうございました :D
ua-cam.com/video/WzMH8z3_vdY/v-deo.html&list=WL
instagram.com/naoki_ikushima/?hl=ja
Amazing..& ..Amazing
¡Maravilloso!
Wooooooow 💖💖💖👍 👍👍...
awesome
great air vents
So much work! And now it can be laser cuted in minutes^^
Absolutely awesome job! What’s kind of the plane that Japanese master used ? I have never seen it before.
www.jindaiko-honpo.jp/shop/products/list?category_id=11&pageno=2
Cutting jigs....
Sucks I cant read Japanese
POCARI
SWEAT
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Thank you for this video
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I miss Japan
In the main piece I see a mountain scene, but I’m not sure on [either, really] the second one. Anybody got any ideas?
You are right thet the first one is a mountain scene and are very Japanese and made by a cabinet maker (me) The second one is more an abstract piece and a test piece for a later project. It shows bread when you cut in half and see the beautiful pattern inside. It's made by an architect (my boyfriend Anton)
A lot of fitting together but virtually nothing about fashioning the kumiko pieces in the first place.
Abs
Absolutely beautiful
Сколько труда? А как это применять?
You made both of these in 4 days ??
Wow... How one can purchase this..
ماشاء الله
3:45 Does anyone know the name of that tool?
It’s called a Ha-Ganna
Good afternoon. Excellent work. Tell me where you can buy plane for Kumiko?
Oleg Kazarin you can buy them from sellers in japan. But they aren’t cheap! Using a jig and block plane is perfectly fine.
@@christian9902 ,Thank you. I am from Russia. I want to learn how to make Kumiko patterns. Where should I start?? ))
@@olegkazarin8321 Check out "Mike Farrington" on youtube, he has a awesome tutorial that will help you get started! Believe the video is just called Kumiko how to
www.jindaiko-honpo.jp/shop/products/list?category_id=11&pageno=2
ua-cam.com/video/hwb_gGURfWQ/v-deo.html
Интересно, какое назначение этой безделушки?
Is this used for something? 🤔
What is it for?
Berapa harganya kalau serumit dan sedetail itu? Pasti mahal.
Обучение перфекционизму, шведских извращенцев, специалистов из IKEA.
аааа а, красиво, мои глаза...
Ahuenno!!!!!!!
Can you post a link to his workshop
Rotten timing for the carpel tunnel flare up.☹️
HD ???
Subarashi dis o nay huntoni
Where to find this workshop? Can you post some reference?
Why don't you just Google Naoki Ikushima Workshop
What's the music called at the end
Jag Dansade En Sommar
Wowww in Japan many different good things came up to the rest of the World 😊👍😉 Super Technology in Jesus name Amen 🙏
Aurora in the car?
Looks like the lady has RSI . Left hand.
Yes my hand was not feeling good at that time I shoot the video. But luckily my hand is good again!
👏👏👏👏👏😄😄👍🏻
Woodglut comes with very useful plans with all the details you need.
using a German product for finish
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მაგარია!!!
Что это такое и зачем ?
Это что то типо шпалеры. Используется для декора.
I'm really sure you can build it yourself. I did this 2 weeks ago thanks to the Woodglut plans.
А нах... всмысле зачем?
Chắc chỉ có nhật dám làm
Chắc cũng chỉ có nhật dám mua cái đó về trưng bày
профи
It’s arabesk
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Адский труд
Макраме.
А ДЛЯ ЧЕГО ЭТА ФИГНЯ ?
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This is not a kumiko workshop. This is kindergarden. If someone else does 99% of the work and then gives you all the pieces to assemble, it`s just a bit of fun with wood. Damnit he even sanded and framed it for you. Might aswell just buy a nice kumiko panel.
In that case Naoki sans kindergarten is the best place in the world to learn to play with wood.
What a horrible, nasty man you seem to be.
И на хера это?