Sunday, July 12, 2020

Visited Bamboo Craftsman and enjoyed his amazing works;

*Visited 90 year old Bamboo Craftsman
In this post, I introduced about his bamboo works from the Exhibition at the Nature Observation Park. My husband had wished to see him since then. Finally we visited him and enjoyed his amazingly elaborate works.
My husband looked so excited to see his works♬
What a surprise to know his age; he looks really young and healthy!

The Calligraphy and the Paintings are his wife's work;
Loved the way him standing among the bamboo ♡♡♡


*To his Workplace*

These Two Work are the present to my husband from him;

Thank you so much for stopping by.  I always appreciate your sweet comments.
Rainy Season here in Japan and the Muggy Weather will be coming soon; 

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22 comments:

  1. Dearest Miyako,
    That sure was quite an outing for your husband!
    He is quite an artist and so is his wife as well.
    The gifts for your husband are also unique, even though they're not dragonflies, his favorite.
    Did you know that I also was at a bamboo crafting event in Japan? We only made propellors, a simple task.
    You can see it here: http://mariettesbacktobasics.blogspot.com/2011/03/japanese-yubikan-from-1692-that-i.html
    Hugs,
    Mariette

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  2. How exciting your husband and you got to visit the bamboo craftsman. The detail of each of his crafts is amazing and they are displayed beautifully. The musical instruments are very cute :-) His wife is a very talented artist, too. Those are such beautiful gifts. They look so real!
    As weather is changing, I hope you stay healthy. Have a wonderful new week, Miyako san!

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  3. Oh my! Such an amazing talent. Those are all incredible. I know your husband was thrilled to be there.
    Dawn aka Spatulas On Parade

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  4. One amzing photo after another so much talent

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  5. Such a gifted man. Thank you for sharing! Have a grand week!

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  6. Wow... what a fantastic artwork. Thank you for sharing

    Happy MosaicMonday

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  7. Miyako - I can see why your husband would want to meet this man. He is clearly very talented. I think the manner of displaying his work is very effective - it looks like an army of insects! I admire the praying mantis, so I was delighted to see that this is one of his specialties! Thanks for linking to Mosaic Monday so all can see the work of this artist!

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  8. Truly a gifted craftsman. Thank you fir sharing his work. Have a nice week. I am at #18 on the linky today

    Much🦋love

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  9. What a great display of artwork!

    It's great to see you at 'My Corner of the World this week! Thanks for linking up with us.

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  10. Fascinating! I love the praying mantis!
    Thank you for this post. I hope you'll come share at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2020/07/sunflowers-beauty-on-stem.html

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  11. I am so glad to read that you and your husband were able to meet this artist in bamboo and his wife, another artist. I am not a fan of grasshoppers but do appreciate the workmanship! Thank you for the calm of your posts.
    Ellen in Ohio

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  12. Amazing works of art, Miyako! Don't know of any artists who make wooden sculptures of insects in the the USA! Love the two exemplars he gave as a gift! You are right - his art and creativity keeps him young:) Many thanks for sharing this event with All Seasons! Have an inspiring week, Jesh

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  13. Amazing, wunderschöne works of art, Miyako!

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  14. Hello. Stunning artworks!
    Have a nice weekend.

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  15. Hello Miyako,
    What a wonderful display of beautiful artwork. I love the dragonflies. The man among the bamboo is awesome. The Butterflies, guitars and turtles are all stunning. Thanks for sharing sharing this artist and his work. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Enjoy your day, have a great weekend.

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  16. Thank you for sharing this beautiful experience. The varied traditions of Japanese art are amazing. I hope that interest in doing them survives into another generation.

    be well... mae at maefood.blogspot.com

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  17. Thank you for sharing this beautiful experience. The varied traditions of Japanese art are amazing. I hope that interest in doing them survives into another generation.

    be well... mae at maefood.blogspot.com

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  18. What a great thing to see and thanks for sharing.

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  19. What a talented craftsman! Wow, I am impressed. Thank you for sharing and linking up!

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