Please leave a comment for this craftsman! we will give it to the craftsman! Thank you for watching!!

I love the sound of a singing bowl, nice to see this craft being alive. This has infinitely many more soul to it than any machine produced piece.

@Craftsmanship-Process

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!!!

11:06 Loved that the fire turned to blue and green, amazing!! Thanks for sharing and showing us this master craftsman!!

Hi professor . Your's special working and to preparing the best things it's too much taked long and long step by step by step to arrived perfect material and the best things . Good luck professor and good luck who working with you . I am very happy when i siet your's video . We like to see more videos from you . I am thinking about you are you from Japan . I am from Lebanon . I am studied general decoration arts in accademia di bella arti di firenze italy . Good luck . 👏👏👏👏

Many times the old ways are still the very best ways! It was an honor to watch! Thank you for sharing!!

Please get her some eye protection!

you are amazing artists; that was so mesmerizing

After all the factory noise the pure tone of the singing bowl sounds very beautiful!

Thank u for sharing ur art!!!

Japanese craftspeople always leave me in awe; such refined results with apparently primitive technology is a lesson for us all. Care and dedication to detail bring beauty in objects and spiritual elevation manifested by the final ring of the bowl. Thank you for the lesson.

@ScottRedstone

2 ай бұрын

Not Japanese though. Thai perhaps or Nepal.

@debbiefox6846

2 ай бұрын

​​@@ScottRedstone This is a company founded in Japan that features over 235 traditional registered Japanese crafts. The crafts people traditionally hand these traditions down from parent to child. This company has been producing these bowls in Japan for over 170 years unchanged. They were also speaking Japanese when they were lifting the form together. Why would you assume these makers aren't Japanese? This is a family business of traditional family crafts. These bowls are used in Shrines in Japan.

What an interesting sound that singing bowl has. Never heard one before but it immediately relaxed me. Don’t know why. Had to replay it being struck. Love the sound.

Wonderful craftsmanship! I was wondering about the person who made the very first singing bowl. Did he/she set to make such a thing? What a terrific skill! Thank you for filming the process to show us.

Thank you for sharing you beautiful talent!💗👏

You're work is amazing. Ty

Beautiful work, the pure tone when chimed is heavenly.

Amazing and beautiful work! Thank you for sharing your incredible talent!💓👏

This calm work is amazing! Does its sound only depend on its shape or the composition and thickness of the material?

Amazing patience and dedication to the art making these items. ❤

The woman who did the final sanding and smoothing has my respect; that kind of fine work takes a lot of patience and accuracy.

Nice sound it makes. Regards from Poland.

Doing metal lathe work with wooden turning techniques is remarkable.

I can see how these bowls contain much Spirit! Thank You and Many Blessings! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania

Splendid. Great job.

Seeing the blue, green, purple, red, yellow, and orange flames is awesome I doubt it’s just my iPad doing that either way it looks cool

Great work!!!!

@Craftsmanship-Process

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your comments!!

I have three old ones. The first one I bought in a shop in Paris that many in the window but I only saw one, my one, smallish and perfect. A second one I found in a charity shop for pennies. The third one is more Tibetain.

Hate the fact when last 20 seconds makes sense for all video time…😊

These artesian work with such calm

What a fantastic process to produce a piece of beauty and simplicity, wonderful Mike UK

شكرا على المجهود

This is awesome! Can you imagine what it was like thousands of years ago making these completely by hand? No lathes back then. Just an incredible amount of hammering and forming. It was truly an art. These are machine made outside of mold making and pouring. 😊🙏🏼

It does look good seeing the outside being lathed. It’s kinda hypnotic.

It's nice to watch that it is so clean at the stove

🙏🏻 Realmente ustedes son especiales !!! 🙏🏻 Con su paciencia y maestría hacen de lo perfecto algo aún más extraordinario !!! 🙏🏻 Son grandes maestros y ejemplos. 🙏🏻 Un afectuoso saludo y mi más sincera enhorabuena desde España 🇪🇦

@Craftsmanship-Process

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!!!

@maysanmaiko5895

2 ай бұрын

@@Craftsmanship-Process Ohhh nooo 🙏🏻 gracias a ustedes por dejarnos ver esas increíbles personas y sus magníficos trabajos !!! Es todo un placer el poder seguirles 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

ん〜あれハンドメイドだったんですか？ 途中までおりんが頭に浮かばなくて鋳造の辺りで、、あー仏壇のおりんかーって。 はぁー凄いわ。やっぱり職人さんって凄いね👍

MARAVILLOSO-

I’ve always wondered how much their business bolsters with the exposure of this channel.

I get a kick out of how they do everything the “traditional way” using processes that could all be done much easier and faster……..and then just use a lathe with an electric motor to finish it anyways🤣 that’s not what I was expecting

It was the first time I saw how to make orin. It is a sacred Buddhist instrument, and its clear sound soothes the soul.

@Craftsmanship-Process

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!!!

Man sieht mit wieviel Liebe diese schönen Dinge hergestellt werden.

By just judging by eye when putting it in the lathe and no indicator. They do good work.

My mother was Japanese - Akimoto clan related to the Emperor. When she died, my father took her home and she is with her ancestors in the family "plot". The Buddhist monks look after her and the family. When my father returned to the States, I eventually inherited her altar. (It's supposed to go to the first born son - but he's an idiot stick. 2nd born son was to young to have it, so it was passed to me - the daughter.) There is a brass bell that I am supposed to ring to let my mother know that she is still respected. That bell is about 40 years old and it still rings true to this day. It is a beautiful sound, nothing like I've ever heard in the States.

Excellent!!!!❤❤❤❤

as a potter, carpenter and wood turner, this was a joy to watch, just a shame will not have the chance ever to do it. like I have time. 😊

I love how the girl is turning the inside of the bowl wearing a mask with no safety glasses…..!!!!!! Hahaha

おりんを買う時、佛具屋さんには申し譯ないが同じ大きさのおりん全て(30個くらい)出してもらい､聞き比べして購入しました 見た目は同じでも音色や余韻が全て違いました

Amazing ! 🤩

@Craftsmanship-Process

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!!!!

Right before this video I watched an Indian manufacturing process for aluminum pressure cooker pots. What a difference. Clean, organized, calm, measured. Pressure cooker was noisy, unsafe, extremely dirty, years of rubbish and filth

守山の古高仏具店かな

There is a time and a place for "I want 500 of them yesterday;" thank the gods there is also still a time and a place for handcrafted perfection like this.❤❤❤

At least these guys are wearing decent shoes; not like some of the Indian foundry workers I've been watching! No basic safety procedures,there!

おりんを手作業で加工している女性の方、切削加工時には切削破片が目に入る危険性が有ります、加工対象が見ずらいのはわかりますが、防護メガネをして下さい、失明してからでは遅いですよ。

@user-jl5bd5on2o

2 ай бұрын

同じく怖かったです。 恐らく長い間やってきて大丈夫という経験則からだとは思いますが、研削作業では完全同一素材でも鋳物である限り何処にスがあるかもわかりませんし、切粉だけではなく、工具が跳ねる可能性もある為、とても怖かったです。

Neat.

So we're just going to ignore the fact that they pre heat their crucible with spirit fire!!?!???

И СКОЛЬКО ГЕРЦ ОНА ВЫДАЕТ?

職人さんの命の値段が安すぎる…

no heat in the shop

あれっておりんって名前だったんだ、知らなかった。

wow

Get that young lady some glasses.

Los comentarios yo no se como se crean o quien los crea...pero están fatal 😂 hablan de poner Coca-Cola y cocaina....a saber

Скажите даме, что в перчатках нельзя работать, а то без рук можно остаться...

I don't think you know what mass produced means!

Mr. Miagi?

Глиномес вначале какой то.

I thought you were supposed to rub your finger around the top 🤷🏻‍♂️

@Craftsmanship-Process

2 ай бұрын

💛💛💛💛💛💛

Чпу станочка им не хватает.

Oh man. The woman doing the work at the lathe at the end is making those kind of chips and not wearing safety glasses? Shame.

별것도 아닌걸 참 힘들게 만드네...

No arabic subs ?

I'm worried about the woman. She isn't wearing any eye protection, and just one of those tiny slivers of metal could fly into one of her eyes and leave her permanently blind. Even an ordinary pair of sunglasses would be *some* protection.

大量生産？？？

work out how long each operation will take then multiply that by 10. Add in unnecessary procedures then duplicate hand operations very slowly. Check every movement carefully then call it an art and sell to people with too much money to know better.