手技TEWAZA「江戸からかみ」Edo Karakami／伝統工芸 青山スクエア Japan traditional crafts Aoyama Square

[@joydivision1976]

Beautiful! Let's hope that those skills won't be forgotten.

[@user-co4xl7wx3q]

The cheek touch for good luck 😁

[@margheritagalasso947]

フィリップ mi fa letteralmente innamorare 😍

[@raemundvp1153]

The process itself is an art and the end product trully is astonishingly beautiful. The designs evoke emotions.

[@margheritagalasso947]

Incredibilmente bello ed emozionante. Grazie per la vostra arte.

[@alisonmary1443]

This paper alone makes a very inviting room, I would love this in my home.

[@junkabella6324]

This is so very soothing and makes me appreciate craftsmanship... superb!

[@aoyamasquare]

Thank you!

[@blazerbarrel2]

Art everyday master , thank-you .

[@Natalia-jn8ul]

This is really beautiful!

[@dania688]

So beautiful. Thank you for the video.

[@lianaharmont8889]

I am delighted! it is very beautiful, real art...

[@aoyamasquare]

This art, we want to spread.

[@NGorso1]

hello

[@binhocrusoe368]

美しい作品

[@cantbuymelovedoofen9539]

Beautiful videos, inspiring as someone who wants to get into video. Keep it up

[@aoyamasquare]

Thank you very much!

[@grendelum]

Beautiful !!

[@aoyamasquare]

Thank you!!

[@LScott97]

Beautiful 👍👍👍

[@渡辺大輔-d3g]

毎回ほっぺ触るの可愛い😍 クセなのかな？

[@ankewunder7092]

Die Friedlichkeit und schlichte Schönheit eines japanischen Hauses wurde mir wahrscheinlich schon in die Wiege gelegt! Ich liebe eure Videos...

[@aoyamasquare]

Danke schön

[@scarpettascarpettascarpett3663]

Es un arte muy bonito, que compartan este tipo de videos es algo muy bueno para las personas que nos gusta abrir la mente a nuevos conocimientos, me causó gracia y curiosidad que el hombre que está imprimiendo siempre se pasa primero las manos por las mejillas jajajajaja es algo cómico.

[@jkzac]

Watching this before going to bed :3

[@NGorso1]

Hello

[@ВладимирХодаревский-х8ю]

Здравствуйте, спасибо. Извините за незнание языка вашей культуры. Уже более 40-ка лет чувствую уважение к людям Страны Восходящего Солнца. Ваша Культура вызывает желание учиться смотреть, думать и делать что-либо применяя полученное понимание.

[@abelardocarneiro7007]

Parabéns pelo trabalho fantástico acredito que está técnica exista a centenas de anos e seja passada de geração em geração isso torna muito mais valioso o trabalho claro que como sempre isto estará restrito a um pequeno grupo que pode pagar por toda está arte mais uma vez parabéns e meus respeitos

[@globomundodepapel]

plññklñĺmmooopmi0o plññklñĺmmooopmi0o 9

[@blipblip88]

lovely..lovely

[@桜吹雪-c1v]

🇯🇵日本の繊細な伝統文化工芸が継承され続けますように…🙏❤️

[@AlexRawlings]

So so beautiful :-)

[@aoyamasquare]

Thank you very much!

[@faridmaruf6657]

amazing

[@ОльгаБорисовна-щ3д]

Так гармонично Это искусство и мастерство от Бога СпасиБо

[@ankewunder7092]

Diese "Tapetenmuster" finde ich so unfassbar schöööön...

[@medulaespinal1933]

I wish i colud listen that musical genre for hours,

[@aoyamasquare]

Thank you! I just did not sell songs only ....

[@khaley37781]

Exquisite!

[@aoyamasquare]

Thank you!

[@helenamariamoraesdossantos9370]

Belo, Belo, Belo, Belo🌺🌺🌺🌺🇧🇷

[@shellieblack528]

This is truly beautiful. Can you explain why the face is touched first. Thank you so much.

[@aoyamasquare]

Which part is said "face"?

[@shellieblack528]

I am sorry. Before the paper is smoothed over the wood block the artisan touches his cheeks. Thank you

[@veronicaonuki7669]

@@aoyamasquare The artist touches his face before printing. I think is a personal thing

[@plo173]

Maybe to remove static electricity that can make the paper to stick on his hands?

[@MarcosK]

Traditional technique. When using a baren or the hands, a very small quantity of lubrication is needed. Therefore the printers usually touch the rubbing tools on the forearm or cheeks.

[@MeTube2629]

culture and traditional still alive only in Japan love from India

[@MatthewKTracy]

it not just japan there are pockets of like this in every country and society on the planet you just need to dig a little further to find them

[@limauais1670]

I would like to see all the craftsman work in Japan

[@christinaczarnecki625]

beautiful! I wish you could tell what are the things he is using! for example the yellow pigment and the white powder- is it rice flour?

[@FitzHajad]

starch

[@dorisdady8758]

I wish we could have beautiful things like that in the US

[@icosaedromolecular2640]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 💕💕💕💕

[@ozkaralvarez3122]

Where can i find these soundtracks??? theyre amazing

[@aoyamasquare]

Music is an original sound, so you can not get it. I'm sorry.

[@MrCubas69]

@@aoyamasquare you may want to consider making a collection, I would definitly buy it!.

[@DUNA]

real handmade

[@lolitalatifova3527]

Why this gentleman touches his chicks before rubbing the paper? I also saw the same action while doing ukioye technique, when artist pressing the paper with baren. I am extremely curious about this special acrcion.

[@wontv3979]

Tuyệt vời

[@aoyamasquare]

Cảm ơn bạn!

[@iru3407]

理想と現実の理想の象徴みたいな動画だな

[@גיאטסלר-ס2ב]

Красиво

[@jueeem]

Could you tell us the title of the song used in the video?

[@Tanyableu]

I'm curious as to why he rubs his cheeks. Is it to rub off any excess powder that would be detrimental, or to pick up moisture/oils that somehow ease the process?

[@aoyamasquare]

わずかな皮脂をつけることで、滑らかな動きで和紙に美しい文様を摺ることができます。

[@Tanyableu]

@@aoyamasquare *after google translate* ah, I see. that makes sense.

[@wj98983]

I was going to ask why he rubs both sides of his face after he lays the paper down but I see a comment below says he touches his cheeks for good luck

[@Burning0Lilac]

I think its also for static. There are some paper craftsmen in my town who do the same thing and it removes any static from your hands or the paper so it lays flat. Im sure its good luck as well though!

[@japan-e9j]

Beautiful...but why he touch his cheeks

[@aoyamasquare]

Thank you!

[@rajsolanki2345]

3rd

[@NGorso1]

hello

[@andrewlyu5335]

2nd

[@NGorso1]

hello

[@AirFuchs1]

1st

[@NGorso1]

hello