Discover the rich and diverse traditions of Japanese woodcraft through this comprehensive volume from the Craftpedia Library.
From temple carpentry and architectural woodworking to lacquered objects, carved furnishings, traditional tools, and regional craft traditions, this book explores the historical development, technical foundations, cultural significance, and artistic achievements of woodworking in Japan.
Drawing upon academic research, historical sources, museum collections, and craft documentation, the volume provides an accessible introduction to one of the world’s most sophisticated woodworking traditions. Readers will gain insight into the materials, techniques, workshops, master artisans, and cultural contexts that shaped Japanese woodcraft across centuries.
Whether you are a student, researcher, craft enthusiast, woodworker, or simply interested in Japanese culture, this book offers a detailed overview of the people, knowledge, and traditions behind Japan’s remarkable woodworking heritage.
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Language: English
Author: Mark Kreyn
Publisher: Craftpedia Library
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