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The Creative World of Ōsaka Hiromichi, Living National Treasure (Photos)

Woodworker Ōsaka Hiromichi is a man at the pinnacle of his craft, having been officially designated a Living National Treasure by the Japanese government. His pieces are imbued with a beguiling beauty of form and design that transcends time and place and charms everyone who encounters them.

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a+u 19:02 Traditional Japanese joinery

Welcome to a+u Web Magazine! First published in January 1971, a+u – Architecture & Urbanism – is an architectural magazine in Japanese and English that provides information on architecture around the globe to a global readership. As Japan's only monthly periodical dedicated to disseminating information on architecture around the world, a+u has been widely and actively read by the architecture community since its inaugural issue. The magazine's research network extends around the globe…

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Wooden Kumiko ranma made of Japanese cypress. An authentic and traditional Japanese interior decoration. Dimensions: height 31.5 cm, width 79.5 cm, depth 3 cm. Kumiko is a traditional Japanese woodworking technique used to create intricate lattice patterns or grids, typically found in sliding doors, room dividers (shoji), and decorative screens. Kumiko patterns are constructed by interlocking small wooden pieces without the use of nails or glue, relying solely on precise joinery and craftsmanship. The process involves cutting and assembling thin wooden strips (often made of Japanese cypress) into various geometric shapes, such as squares, diamonds, or hexagons. These pieces are then fitted together to form the desired pattern, creating a visually stunning effect that allows diffused ligh Doors Room, Japanese Staircase, Origami Architecture, Kumiko Woodworking, Kumiko Patterns, Cnc Panel, Japanese Woodworking Projects, Japanese Sliding Doors, Cottage Addition
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Shōwa Period Kumiko Transom Decoration, Japan, 1950s

Wooden Kumiko ranma made of Japanese cypress. An authentic and traditional Japanese interior decoration. Dimensions: height 31.5 cm, width 79.5 cm, depth 3 cm. Kumiko is a traditional Japanese woodworking technique used to create intricate lattice patterns or grids, typically found in sliding doors, room dividers (shoji), and decorative screens. Kumiko patterns are constructed by interlocking small wooden pieces without the use of nails or glue, relying solely on precise joinery and…

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Japanese Artisan Porcelain Bowl Set Experience the timeless elegance of Japanese craftsmanship with this refined set of porcelain bowls. Each bowl features a unique pattern, intricately painted to represent the essence of Japanese artistry. Perfect for enhancing your dining experience or as a thoughtful gift. #minocraft #JapanesePorcelainBowls #HandmadeTableware #TraditionalJapaneseCeramics #JapanesePottery #FineDiningBowlSet #GiftSet #UniqueJapanesePatterns #ArtisanCeramics #HighEndJapanes... Wheel Pottery, Shopping In Japan, Japanese Dinnerware, Japanese Craftsmanship, Japan Ceramic, Japanese Tableware, Handmade Tableware, Serving Ware, Japanese Patterns
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Japanese Artisan Porcelain Bowl Set Experience the timeless elegance of Japanese craftsmanship with this refined set of porcelain bowls. Each bowl features a unique pattern, intricately painted to represent the essence of Japanese artistry. Perfect for enhancing your dining experience or as a thoughtful gift. #minocraft #JapanesePorcelainBowls #HandmadeTableware #TraditionalJapaneseCeramics #JapanesePottery #FineDiningBowlSet #GiftSet #UniqueJapanesePatterns #ArtisanCeramics…

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Founded in 1951, Miya Shoji uses traditional Japanese furniture-building techniques to craft its signature shoji screens. Carpenters at its 3,000-square-foot facility in Queens fashion lap joints and tenons by hand to fit the pieces together. Woodworking Photography, Yard Water Fountains, Joinery Projects, Moodboard Photography, Studio Mood Board, Shoji Screens, Japanese Culture Art, Secret Lab, Garden Concept
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Photo 2 of 7 in Undivided Attention

Founded in 1951, Miya Shoji uses traditional Japanese furniture-building techniques to craft its signature shoji screens. Carpenters at its 3,000-square-foot facility in Queens fashion lap joints and tenons by hand to fit the pieces together. Photo 2 of 7 in Undivided Attention.

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