Kumiko Woodworking Books

I believe that the best introduction to kumiko is mike pekovich s article in fine woodworking 259.

Kumiko woodworking books. Kumiko are the thin pieces of wood that make up the standard grid of a shoji screen. Book 1 the basics paperback 30 jan 2012. The process is a bit complex but well worth the effort. Shown here are a few of the decorative patterns that have been used on big sand woodworking projects.

In shoji and kumiko design book 2 beyond the basics des king continues on from where he finished with book 1 the basics and takes instruction in shoji patterns and kumiko art to the next level. Kumiko is a traditional japanese woodworking technique made of wooden strips to form various designs and patterns. Seth s project woodworking 19 977 views 23 48 the foundation of kumiko 若い建具職人が組子細工を作ってみた その1 japanese craftsmanship kumiko no 1 duration. The part two of the kumiko making series a brief video showing two of the patterns made the asa no ha and the yotsuba izutsu tsugi.

Usually ships within 2 to 3 days. In addition to the linear grid work decorative patterns can be fit within the grid to accent the design and add interest. Check out the previous. The kumiko for beginners website is an ever growing resource for people wanting to find out about getting started with the delicate side of traditional japanese woodwork known as kumiko.

Kumiko jigs japanese woodworking. There is glue used occasionally but the majority of the pieces are friction fit i. I m fully satisfied with this purchase and i ll tell you the truth those books really much more than just shoji design. By desmond king oct 20 2016.

The complete guide to shoji and kumiko patterns volume 6. 4 8 out of 5 stars 13. I and ii books both are excellent as guides to japanese woodworking tradition and tools. Books on japanese woodworking including shoji and kumiko.

Free shipping by amazon. Shoji and kumiko design. You could then get des king s books on. Shoji and kumiko design.

Skip to main content. Paperback 29 29 29. Not only does mike explain the process very clearly there are great drawings and his jigs for paring the infill pieces are the bomb because they have stops to control how long the infill pieces are. There are no nails or metal fasteners of any kind.

A great gift for the woodworker in your life in fact fine woodworking magazine has recently had kumiko projects on their. Book 3 hexagonal patterns.