TOP 7 oldest craftsmen in Korea who make things with elaborate hand techniques
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TOP 7 oldest craftsmen in Korea who make things with elaborate hand techniques
1. The process of creating the most magnificent and beautiful bells in the world. Korean giant Bell engineer
2. The process of making Korea's best special forces knife.
3. The process of making Asia's largest brush with the tail hair of a racehorse. Korean brush craftsman
4. The process of making the most beautiful glass bottles in the hottest hell. glass factory in korea
5. A living legend in the Korean baseball world. Korea's best craftsman who makes baseball bats.
6. A golden bowl that has been around for a thousand years. The process of making traditional Korean bowls
7. Old Pot Factory In Korea. Earthenware Mass Production Process
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Beautiful, absolutely beautiful craftsmanship. ❤❤ The music is beautiful too.
Nice to see men who are tough as nails and know what a day's work actually looks like!
I never seise to be amazed by the craftmanship in the Orient. Just amazing.
What an awesome video. No ‘idiots at work’ here just skill masters doing solo or ensemble art.
Here we have another master at work. you don't see a ruler anywhere. that a master. Very very nice work Sir. I Bow my head to you sir.
@noeraldinkabam
2 ай бұрын
I saw rulers but that doean’t make them less masterly.
WOW! Gorgeous!
Very cool video! Thanks for sharing!
got to love the skill and beautyn of a master working
Amazing how the video says it's all made with elaborate hand techniques, and the first thing you see is welding and heavy machinery. Hand techniques my foot.
Hermoso trabajo mis felicitaciones desde gran canaria españa 🇮🇨🇪🇸
Che lavoro mostruoso, per fare una campana! Che pazienza mostruosa!
Awesome video! regarding #2., does someone know what kind of chemical the blacksmith puts on the glowing steel?
Many master's at work, Pop son run the job. this is where age makes the difference.
대한님국에 장인분들안게시면 진짜 나라안돌아갈것갓내요 진짜 위대하신분들이시죠
We used to do that in London.
Were any efforts made to recover a huge bell lost in a river in Burma?
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The writing on that bell looks like Japanese to me. Korean has more circles in the letters i think.
Ok okay, but what did he draw?😂😂😂😂
12:23
일본과 비교했을때 참 열악해 보이네요 이러니 젊은 사람이 없는거 겠죠
속담에 세월이 좋아야 부처님도 개금을 잡수신다라는 말이 있습니다. 지난세기에는 우리나라 문화재들이 약탈 당해 부잣집 장식물로 뵨했고 일본군 포탄의 재료로 녹아 없어 졌고 6.25 이후에는 고철로 팔려 나갔습니다. 우리의 생활이 호전 되렀다고 개인들의 이기주의와 보여 주기식으로 별로 우리 일상생활 의식주와는 관계가 없는 우상을 제작 종교 치장물을 위해서 자원을 투자해야 할 필요가 있나요? 예로 우리나라에도 세계 다른 나라들처럼 기독교 신자수가 점진적으로 줄어드는 것은 종교가 신의 존재를 증명하지 못하고 그냥 우기기 때문입니다.
our team of experts in Canada can do all that in Half the time and for 1/3 the wages -
that part with the clay vase the part when they were making the handle it looks so wrong dud so fucking wrong 😂 😂
WHY are TRADITIONAL things such as this bell Not Created Using Traditional Electric Tools such as were common a Thousand Years Ago? I want to SEE the unique power tools from even 5 centuries ago! and NOT "power tools" as in "mechanical transmission of power" as implemented by mining via T-posts transmission of mechanical swinging!
@noeraldinkabam
2 ай бұрын
Go Do It Yourself! Exactly HOW You Want It. I’ll be waiting for that video. D.A! ‘Traditional Electric Tools from thousand years ago’ are you freaking lobotomized?
terrible craftsmanship