【電気代・・？】窯について About the my kiln!

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1883年から続く尾張七宝・七宝焼の窯元「田村七宝工芸」
後継ぎで五代目 Yuuki Tamura
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[@alexg6580]

😮 your art is so beautiful. The creation is very impressive, and the idea of losing the techniques to make such beautiful things made me cry a little.

[@godaimeyuuki]

Wow! Thank you for your kind comments. I will not let the traditional skills disappear and I will develop them further. I will try my best to attract more and more people in the world. Thank you very much!

[@user-hn4yo1wk2c]

電気代も大変だよね💦 あとガタガタドンドン気になっちゃったよ～😁

[@godaimeyuuki]

ガタンゴトンは窯のスイッチがサーモで落ちたり入ったりする音なんです😂あれ気になりますよね〜！！最初毎回ビクゥゥ！！ってしていました笑

[@greeneaglz2573]

I always enjoy watching your videos. Listening to your video I think it would take time for you to get used to a new kiln if you had to buy it as the temperatures would be different. Am I right? I was thinking that over many centuries both China and Japan have made many items for a European market. Some show how people at that time thought the west was without ever visiting. So sometimes their products look a little strange. Especially scenes of the countryside. A mix of Japanese or Chinese scenes with a Western feel. I was wondering if you have ever created a piece based on an English theme? It would be interesting to see what you could come up with. Perhaps using flower shapes common here? Or a country scene perhaps? Or maybe a design from the Arts and Crafts movement which was design movement based in Britain and the USA. When I was at furniture college and University we would use inspiration from design movements like Art Nouveau and Art Deco. It would be interesting to see a Japanese interpretation as you make such beautiful pieces.

[@godaimeyuuki]

Hello! Thanks for your comment. I am sure it will take you some time to get used to the kiln as it has its own personality. But you will soon get used to it. I too wonder how the craftsmen of that time obtained information and created their work, but I am sure there must have been a lot of effort and a never-give-up attitude. I can't lose. I will do my best to create various kinds of works. Thank you very much.

[@greeneaglz2573]

@@godaimeyuuki You would be surprised at how much of European art was inspired by Japanese art. Look up 'Japonisme' on google and you will see what I mean.

[@acik0724]

窯の覗き穴はガラスじゃ溶けちゃうから雲母（マイカ）なんですね。 塗料に混ぜてラメみたいにしたり、絶縁体に使ったりは知ってましたが、意外な使い方ですね。 あまり見えそうもないですが。

[@godaimeyuuki]

わあ！ありがとうございます！そうなんですキラキラ綺麗ですよね☺️もともと剥離する性質があるのと燃えないので覗き穴に使われてるみたいですが、、見えないです笑🤣