기회가 될때마다 자개작품이나 가구를 모으고 잇습니다. 어머니가 어릴적부터 헤주시던 얘기가 잇엇어요. 예전에 자개기슬자 옆집에 사셧는데 그 과정이 엄청나서 항상 존경해왓엇다고 그래서 본인도 사시고 소개도 많이 해드렷다구요.....저희 어머니가 가지고 계신 자개농 세트는 흥부 놀부이야기가 잇는데 너무 아름다워서 제가 시집올때 달라거 하고 싶엇지만 참고 저는 저대로 이리저리 찾아서 저만의 가구들을 사모으고 잇어요 자개를 너무 사랑하는데 계속 사라져가는것 같아 마음한구석이 씁쓸하기도 해요 만드시는분들 모두 더 좋은환경 더좋은시장에서 빛을 보셧으면 합니다 응원합니다.....그리고 존경해요 저희 어머니 처럼요 정말 넉넉하다먼 어떤 수를 써서라도 자개의 아름다움을 더 널리 알리고 싶어요
정말 자랑스러운 오랜 세월의 역사인 나전칠기기술입니다. 옛조상님들의 지혜가 대단하십니다. 지금 기계와 함께해도 저리 힘든데, 옛날에 어찌하셨을까요. 조개의 무지개빛을 살려 응용하시려는 노력을 하시다니 자랑스럽습니다. 대한민국의 아름다운 기술을 보전하려는 장인분들 존경스럽습니다.
@@user-sb1pl1ln6b 넌 어느나라 인간이냐? 도자기부터해서 나전칠기까지 한국장인들 덕분에 지금의 일본 나전칠기와 도자기가 발전한건데 뭔 ㄱ소리인지? 역사공부좀 해라 좀만 해도 알수있는 대목인데. 우리 장인들이 일본으로 끌려가거나 건너가기전까지는 일본의 나전칠기는 보잘것없었다는게 정설인데 진짜 무지성 일뽕은 정신병인가..
If that is really brought 23 years ago, it must be made all traditional way, handcraft and with really good quality of material. That should worth alot. Take care with that ;)
Tenho uma sextavada com compartimentos removíveis representando um noite em um Lago vegetação luar e escaravelhos, nunca pensei que fosse um trabalho minucioso. Lindo 👏👏👏👏
Всё время думала, перламутровые изделия вырезают из ракушек, но что процесс изготовление настолько сложный представить не могла. Благодарность за возможность познакомится с такой профессией. 👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹💕
i just had the biggest flashback with this video. when they were making the flat shell slabs, I thought, are they going to use them as tiles? but by the end of the video, when I saw the decorated boxes, I was immediately transported to my childhood. my grandmother had a large black closet, decorated similar to the box. as a kid, I had often wondered what does shinny stuff were. i sat still 30 second, just processing that those decorative i had gazed up on turned out to be shells. amazing video.
É verdade! Mas o pior é não estarem utilizando nenhum equipamento de segurança! Não só os instrumentos de corte, mas também este pó, deve ser extremamente prejudicial à saúde!
Сколько много работы, для того чтобы создать такую шкатулку или даже просто перламутровую пуговичку! Надеюсь их труд вознагражден достойной оплатой!!! спасибо им большое что делают такую красоту!🙏♥
나전칠기 농방에서 일하던 시절이 ... 떠오르네. 흠 저 분야는 모두 영세한 가내수공업 형태의 영세한 곳이라. 안전 작업 개념 따위는 없는 곳. 전통 나전칠기 가구들의 아름다움이 재평가되어 가격이 많이 오르고 해서 좀 더 시설투자되어 가격도 좀 더 오르고 세계에 수출도 되고 그런다면... 좋으련만...
Кропотливый, адский труд в пыли и шуме во имя создания красоты для человеческих глаз! Цените ручную работу, благодарите тех, кто занимается подобным ремеслом🙏❤️
참...대한민국 사람들이란...경외감으로 할말이 없네요. 금은 다이아몬드 갖겠다고 남의 나라 침략하고 살육을 하던 다른 민족과 달리 자연이 거져주는 하찮은 것에서도 미의 예술로 승화 시키는 저력...고개가 절로 숙여집니다. 진정한 보석은 우리네 한국인들의 손끝에서 나오는 것 같네요.
ну то что про технику безопасности там не слышали это и так видно, тот кто без маски шлифует эти ракушки ну больничка с тяжёлыми последствиями обеспечена.....
@@Hunter-eo5fz У нас то мелкие мастерские или одиночные мастера все прям слышали. Ни тебе болгарить открытым диском ни тебе цепной диск на болгарку поставить деревяшки пилить, ни жучка в щитке и все сплошь в 3М с HEPA, Peltor активных, Uvex...🤣 Вы как бы соотносите уровень производства.
Результат должен иметь высокую цену. Столько станков работающих на электроэнергии и газу, также человеческий труд такой трудоемкий. Меня всегда восхищает трудолюбие жителей Азии.
They are all Korean mastets for traditional crafts and the products are vrry expensive like art pieces. Don't worry. You can see the zake skill only in Korea, not asia.
Absolutely incredible works of art, the dedication and hard work really shows in their creative hands..a true labor of love. Honor and Respect ty for sharing a glimpse with all of us.
Never in my life would I ever think of the the talented people behind this Art. I Thankyou all for your dedication and for showing us the process. I am motivated to support your industry by purchasing the end product of a Jewellery Box. I am so Impressed with Every person who creates these products. Such Artisans 🥰🌻❤️
Aww, I was hoping to see them create a jewelry box or wall art with the shells. This was great to see how they obtain the pieces necessary to create such wonderful art!
While stationed in Chuncheon-si ('87-'89), God blessed me with a "teacher" who patiently taught me joinery. I had done a bit of woodworking prior to that time, but that "apprenticeship" brought skills to a different level; it all started with learning how to properly sharpen chisels, then constructing small boxes, then on to larger things. He taught me some wonderful/graceful handwork, but more importantly how wood "works" and its possible potential. Nothing comes easy in S. Korea, most things required intensive "old fashion" hard work, but craftsmanship takes time (and patience), and I may never reach the level of my teacher. That tour of duty was supposed to be for one year. I extended it to 2.5 years, because of my teacher, and because of the wonderful hospitality of the Korean people; they were probably the best times of my military career.
In my culture the are called Paua (pronounced pawa) we use them in carvings our shells are alot deeper green purple blue and yellow looking colours kind of like a opal. I'm from nz for any reference. This process is so cool to watch ☺️
@@jill7717hey friend all the way from the Netherlands wow awesome kiaora (hello) from nz I have a really cool recommendation of this carver who lives in my town his RU-vid channel is Broxh you should check him out really amazing work and aura. You will understand when visiting his channel. Much aroha (love) from nz mate 🦋😊
Of course not. They don't care about the health of their workers. I was thinking the same thing when they were cutting the shell pieces without ppe. I always wear a respirator when cutting any kind of shell, especially abalone. That stuff is toxic to breathe.
ООО, наконец-то я увидела весь процесс производства перламутра, это что-то невероятное ‼️‼️‼️сколько труда, для создания красоты‼️‼️‼️СПАСИБО ЗА ВИДЕО И ВАШ ТРУД 🔥💥🤗🥰💐💐💐💐
Amazing, simply amazing. I could never do this job, I'd be staring at the sheets all day just in awe lol. So much beauty, I'm now off to learn how this first came about! 💙
The artwork is stunning, and the talents of the craftspeople is admirable. But I was also amazed at the difference in worker safety protocol and cleanliness of their surroundings, compared to the US.
I have my mother's mother of pearl vanity. I have a pic of her in her wedding dress sitting in front of it after her makeup was put on. love that I'll be able to pass it down to my daughter
