URUSHI(lacquerware)craftsmen in Japan | English subtitle

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  • čas přidán 2. 03. 2020
  • URUSHI (lacquerware) is one of the oldest traditional art crafts in Japan.
    This video shows the craftsmen's art and their work with beautiful Japanese scenery.

Komentáře • 23

  • @DamienNightmarish
    @DamienNightmarish Před 3 lety +10

    I greatly admire the persistence and hard work that these masters have developed for so many years dedicated to their task. I hope one day to know this type of high quality work in person.

  • @user-kk6lv1dm8i
    @user-kk6lv1dm8i Před 4 lety +3

    脈々と受け継ぎ培われて来た 伝統 経験 知力 技術 素晴らしい!!

  • @zikrahilahi
    @zikrahilahi Před 2 lety +1

    I just watched asadora drama "mare", and found out about wajima lacquerware amazed by the whole process of making it. and also amazed by the cast because of the same dialect on them. My first asadora drama that i finished and wanna watch all of it💓

  • @boblevey
    @boblevey Před rokem

    Beautiful work. I have been copying these finishes in America for over 50yrs, with America Lacquers.
    Your 5000 yr old finishes are exquisite!!!
    Blessings

    • @IAnolastname
      @IAnolastname Před rokem

      How? I've been trying to find a way to replicate urushi finishes for months, and coming up dry.

  • @doctaler
    @doctaler Před rokem

    came here from detective Conan, when laquerwave was mentioned. this is impressive work

  • @SPLToronto
    @SPLToronto Před 2 lety

    Where can I buy their products?

  • @es3452
    @es3452 Před 3 lety +1

    美しい。素晴らしい。

  • @ranjitjoshi4445
    @ranjitjoshi4445 Před rokem

    Beautiful Craftsmanship...Can Indian Urushiol be also be used in these crafts

  • @jonhseven133
    @jonhseven133 Před rokem

    I get ya now... I know how ya star this discovery

  • @stephanielatour3419
    @stephanielatour3419 Před 4 lety

    Does anyone know what song the background music is?

    • @sharonchinen4078
      @sharonchinen4078 Před 4 lety

      Sounds a lot like Philip Glass to me....czcams.com/video/LFBijDU8PpE/video.html

  • @ssnoc
    @ssnoc Před 4 lety +3

    My God this video is flying by so fast If you blink the scene changes .... Slow Down!

  • @shaadahmed4456
    @shaadahmed4456 Před 2 lety

    ❤️🇯🇵❤️🌹🇧🇩🌹

  • @victoriahann4222
    @victoriahann4222 Před 5 měsíci

    Harmony is substantial for the daily life of one person, this should start watching the rising sun on the horizon, and after walking for a not land flat and hard. All that your feet receive from the Earth is energy that go for all your body, and with the composition of the little pieces of nature when this have the man like center then you can feel in harmony with the environment. When you are reasonable in this, conscious in this, then all that comprises your day by day, can be influenced by this philosophy in where the things of organic nature they put us in other order, in other standard of living...❤🚶🌺🌳🏔️🌄🏞️⛩️

  • @lemonjuice3551
    @lemonjuice3551 Před 2 lety +1

    Do all of the craftsmen in this video work together? And can anyone tell me where I can get their products? Arigato!

    • @trappenweisseguy27
      @trappenweisseguy27 Před 2 lety

      I don’t think that they are working together. As for buying the products, I would suggest buying only from Japan and only from reputable dealers. It’s a very long laborious process, so the real thing is probably pretty expensive. Getting something used would likely be a lot cheaper.

  • @dellasus6206
    @dellasus6206 Před 3 lety +3

    JAPANESE PEOPLE VERY HONEST AND HARD WORKER IN LIFE. I PROUD JAPAN NATION.

    • @sebastiank9175
      @sebastiank9175 Před 3 lety +2

      being a japanese Australian and presently working in china , I have discovered Japanese among the chinese and Koreans are the most dedicated in producing and maintaining tradition craftsmanship and still doing to with honesty, passion and love. japanese people are very mindful and dedicated and have lots of patience - amazing race.

  • @jean-louisdhaisne1514
    @jean-louisdhaisne1514 Před 4 lety

    Tokubetsu.....

  • @ont123lady
    @ont123lady Před 2 lety

    I damaged my Japanese lacquerware bowls in the dishwasher. We’ve been using the bowls for soup. Are they safe to use in food with peeling off coating? Or just throw them out?

    • @trappenweisseguy27
      @trappenweisseguy27 Před 2 lety

      I wouldn’t use them if the lacquer is peeling off. The urushi comes from a poison ivy type tree and is known to bother skin.

  • @droma51090
    @droma51090 Před rokem

    I bought a pair of chopsticks in Japan and they are out of this world. Sad that the craft is being replaced by mass-produced garbage..