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Surimono 1862
If I could ever look this cool… Woodblock print, British Museum. Click the image for more information. Tagged: archery, bunkyu, horse, japan, primitive technology, woodblock
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Edo Archery
19th century archery set, one bow missing. Tagged: archery, bow making, edo, japan
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A Master at Work
It is awe-inspiring to see a master of anything at work, making their creation seem almost effortless. Many thousands of hours, or even thousands of days, really show at a high level of work. This...
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Ainu Art and Archaeology
Originally posted on The Heritage Trust: Carved knife by Japanese artist Kaizawa Toru The Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures will be holding a Friends Event on Monday,...
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Sawing Planks
Before powered saw mills, making lumber was much more labor intensive. Now I can flip a switch to crank up the band saw or table saw; or pull the cord to fire up the chainsaw for big work. It’s easy...
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Japanese Pack Frame
And an interesting basket. Pack frames are nearly universal historically as most cultures encounter the drudgery of carrying heavy loads over long distances. I am always searching for historic images...
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Tiny House Japan; who knew?
The original link was sent to me by Chris Beneke. Thanks Chris. TINY HOUSE JAPAN: Some serious innovation at work. I do not read or speak Japanese so I’m at a loss over many details but the photos and...
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