How to carve patterns Part 10 ~Kemanmon and Gobosei~
This time too, We carve with a single sharp chisel.
The patterns we work on are “Kemanmon” and R ...
Rotation-linked carving method
Rotation-linked carving method
This carving method is said to have been devised by a carver who wa ...
How to carve patterns Part 9 ~Yamajimon and Misujidate~
This time, we simply carve a pattern consisting of “straight lines” using a single sharp chisel.
Th ...
How to carve patterns Part 8 ~Bundo-Tsunagi and Tatewaku~
This time, I simply carve a pattern made up of curved lines using a single sharp chisel.
The patterns we are wo ...
How to carve patterns part 7 ~Ryusui~
“Ryūsuimon'” is a pattern that depicts the flow and meandering of water.
This time I explain how to ...
How to carve patterns Part 6 ~Mimasu-Tsunagi and Mimasu-Chirashi~
“Masu(枡)” is a Japanese square wooden measure cup to measure grains or liquid.”Mimasu(三枡)” is a pattern o ...
How to carve patterns Part 5 ~ Higaki and Kumikikko~
I explain how to carve “Higaki” and “Kumikikko”.
檜垣と組亀甲の木彫り
PreparationUsing carb ...
How to carve patterns Part4 ~Seigaiha and Shippo-Tsunagi ~
I explain how to carve “Seigiha” and “Shippo-Tsunagi”.
Up until now, I have often used ...
How to carve patterns part 3 ~Asanoha and Sayagata~
This time, I explain how to carve “Asanoha” and “Sayagata”.
The carving is a little det ...
How to carve patterns part 2 ~Raimon~
Raimon is a representative pattern of ancient China.
When I see this pattern, it reminds me of the Chinese noodle ...