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Butsudan 28
• December 28, 2015 • 3 CommentsPosted in Uncategorized
Tags: architecture, contemporary design, design, ebanista, fine woodworking, handtools, kanna, menuisier, sgi, shoji, shokunin, shrine, sliding screen, teahouse, wabi-sabi, zen
Butsudan #20
• November 11, 2015 • Leave a CommentPosted in Uncategorized
Tags: altar, architecture, art, arts and crafts, asian, buddhism, butsudan, butsudans, cabinet, cabinetry, carpentry, Centralia, Chehalis, contemporary, craftsman, craftsmanship, creativity, curio cabinet, custom, custom furniture, decor, decorating, design, display cabinet, eastern, ebanista, entertainment cabinet, fine woodworking, furniture, gohonzon, hand tools, handmade, handtools, Japan, japanese woodworking, joinery, kanna, kumiko, meditation, menuisier, mortise and tenon, Nichiren, peace, philosophy, prayer, sgi, shoji, shokunin, shrine, zen
Butsudan # 16
• November 3, 2015 • Leave a CommentPosted in Uncategorized
Tags: altar, architecture, art, arts and crafts, asian, buddhism, butsudan, butsudans, cabinet, cabintery, carpentry, contemporary, craftsman, craftsmanship, creativity, custom, custom furniture, decor, decorating, design, eastern, ebanista, entertainment cabinet, fashion, fine woodworking, gohonzon, hand tools, handmade, handtools, Japanese, japanese tools, japanese woodworking, joinery, kanna, kumiko, meditation, menuisier, modern, mortise and tenon, Nichiren, original, original design, peace, philosophy
Butsudan 16 “Clement”
• August 11, 2015 • Leave a CommentPosted in Uncategorized
Tags: altar, architecture, art, arts and crafts, asian, buddhism, butsudan, cabinet, cabinetry, carpentry, craftsman, craftsmanship, creativity, custom, custom furniture, decor, decorating, design, eastern, ebanista, entertainment cabinet, fine woodworking, furniture, gohonzon, hand tools, handmade, interior design, Japan, Japanese, japanese tools, japanese woodworking, joinery, kanna, kumiko, kyoto, meditation, menuisier, modern, mortise and tenon, Nichiren, original design, peace, philosophy, poplar, problem solving, puzzle box, sgi, shibui, shoji, shokunin, shrine, sliding screen, social responsibility, tansu, tea, tea house
1 Body, Many Faces
• March 15, 2015 • Leave a CommentPosted in Uncategorized
Tags: altar, architecture, art, arts and crafts, asian, buddhism, butsudan, cabinet, cabinetry, carpentry, contemporary, craftsman, craftsmanship, custom furniture, handmade, Japan, kanna, Nichiren, peace, sgi, shoji, zen
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