The Carved Ornament and the Technique of Bracket Complex in the Works of the Fujii Family¶
AKAISHI, K., FUJISAWA, A., & OKUZAKI, T. (2012). The Carved Ornament and the Technique of Bracket Complex in the Works of the Fujii Family. AIJ Journal of Technology and Design, 18(39), 755-760.
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- Ornamental Joint or Seam Expression
- Its strength is that ornament and honesty of construction arrive together: the object is decorated precisely by showing how it is put together, and the celebrated joint carries the cultural weight of a craft tradition rather than the thinness of applied trim.
This sourceThe Fujii family’s ornamental carving and bracket techniques form part of an inherited carpenter craft tradition.
- Its strength is that ornament and honesty of construction arrive together: the object is decorated precisely by showing how it is put together, and the celebrated joint carries the cultural weight of a craft tradition rather than the thinness of applied trim.
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