Overview
It's often said that Japanese believe carving to be an act of prayer. Today this craft is used to create beautiful, textured everyday items as well as new artforms. The diverse philosophies of such artists are reflected in their work. Buddhist sculptor and carver Yoshimizu Kaimon explores the extraordinary world of Japanese carving designs.
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