The only artist in the world to embed gold leaves in glass; kirikane | Yamamoto Akane: Making Beauty
This series celebrates the work of living Japanese artists and craftspeople. Yamamoto Akane puts the traditional decorative technique of kirikane centre stage in her stunning glass sculptures, with painstaking precision she melds gold leaves together, cuts them into tiny strands and shapes and then uses them to create mesmerising geometric designs inspired by Buddhist sculpture decoration. This film, sadly delayed by Covid, is the last in the Making Beauty series. It is a fitting end piece to a series celebrating the innovation, precision and beauty of Japanese Kogei. This film series has been produced with the support of JTI.

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Unveiling China's Master Ceramics Blue & White Vase Creation

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This Is Lacquer Like You’ve Never Seen It | Mine Tanigawa’s Japanese Urushi Sculptures

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Japanese Prints by John Gould Fletcher - Visual Audiobook

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Making beauty: Mori Junko

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How was it made? Kiln-casting a glass sculpture | Colin Reid

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Jon Kuhn glass art
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[K-ASMR] An Artisan Who Carves Light in the Darkness | Najeonjang

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The Satisfying Ancient Art Of Glassblowing - Making A Murrine Vase - Narrated Process

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Jon Kuhn Glass

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Making beauty: Hosono Hitomi

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EDO Ceramic - RESTAURATION DE CÉRAMIQUES JAPONAISES

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The Best Murrine Pattern I've Ever Made - Narrated Glassblowing Process

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Maki-e: The Lacquer Art of NAKANO Koichi

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Japanese Kimono Craftsman! Decorating process of gold painting and mother-of-pearl inlay!

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Professional Kintsugi Repair request for a Japanese antique square plate 金継で日本のアンティークの角皿を修復

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He Waited 7 Years to Touch This Rare Stone. Here's Why.

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I made a Dichroic Hyper-Diamond out of Glass

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The process of making glass beads, a traditional technique handed down for 400 years

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The process of making a glass pen. The world's first hard glass pen made by Japanese craftsmen

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