[Making things using raw wood] freshly cut, undried wood, Cracking, scraping, carving... The shape is ready. Mariko Kusakari came from Hakodate again this year A Greenwood Work course was held at the Komu Museum of Art. I participated in a course on making mini plates! What each one wants to make Considering the diameter of the trunk, the first step is to choose a tree. The participants in the mini dish making chose There are three types: willow, birch and hoo. When you split the wood, you can see that the center is moist and moist. Hoo Aroma of good wood! It was like that Aroma like fermentation smell from the cut of the willow. While using tools such as sharpening horses, sen, knives, etc. Cut to your favorite thickness and carved to depth. I rounded the corners of my plate. The work that left the corner Gari is also wonderful, It was fun to look at the plates made by the other participants. If you are familiar with it, it is a long and thin plate with three holes carved into it. I was impressed with the dexterity. I think it would be nice if I could dry it carefully and use it for a long time~. Restrooms available for your time! #Nishiokoppe Village #Kimu #Green Wood Work #Lecture #Raw wood #Bean plate #Mini dish #Pencil case #Place an eyeglass holder #Put fruit on it and #Trees cut by people you tend to encounter during walks