AMAZING DIY IDEAS WITH Bamboo DIY Crafts with Bamboo USEFUL LIFE HACKS
Video Rating: / 5

Had you ever thought about creating craft out of wood & bamboo ?
Well the artists we worked with to produce this amazing video sure did.
It takes a tremendous amount of time and talent to give birth to such an amazing pieces and we know for a fact they are also luxurious !
However, the craft of transforming wood into masterpieces is not new within the artistic community.
The ancient Chinise artists became experts in a very unique Technic, common known as Wood-carving! If you know to learn more about it,

Check Out These Creative Artists That are provide the clips to our video feature

– 山里的木匠
Craftsmen from the rural area of Zunyi, Guizhou, like to make small gifts for their sisters,
record the little bit of the brothers and sisters of Guizhou Dashan, order and cooperation: sldmj66
https://live.kuaishou.com/profile/3x6q9usufx4xgaw
– 阿杰
https://live.kuaishou.com/profile/3xwn99i3iuvj83e
– 雕民寺长
https://live.kuaishou.com/profile/3x39u3ezryq8ddw
– 泥巴哥（岩哥）
https://live.kuaishou.com/profile/qq878857850
– 竹乡阿林（童年玩具）
For everyone who misses his childhood!
https://live.kuaishou.com/profile/cdl18720787807
– 一逍
A piece of bamboo forest, a hut, a place in the field of food, passing far away in urban and rural areas
https://live.kuaishou.com/profile/3xgmw3jfhr6r7rs
– 绝世兔仙
I am an ordinary person
https://live.kuaishou.com/profile/3x39swjwvi2sazw
– 为梦而生——王一刀
Everyone’s youth has dreams, even if it is difficult, they must live a poem.
Not every effort is rewarding, face it calmly, come on
https://live.kuaishou.com/profile/3xer3hepepgiyxk
– 一逍（归隐山林）
https://live.kuaishou.com/profile/3xxyxc864b2wkum
– 「将乐」OK哥
Work hard for your dreams, change your life, be a versatile little prince,
do your best to become a favorite person
https://live.kuaishou.com/profile/3xs5v24yh35g3uy
– 大山卢浩诚（青年守艺人）
After 8 years in the arts, the young artists keep thanking everyone for their support and attention to
records and grandma’s rural life. Business and doing + V
https://live.kuaishou.com/profile/3x6tyg393hcstn2
– 艺人 造竹屋🇨🇳
Hello everyone, my name is Xiaohong and my family has been engaged in the wood industry for three years.
Welcome everyone to communicate and learn from each other and grow together! Promote traditional Chinese culture,
start with me! Thank you for your double clicks and attention
https://live.kuaishou.com/profile/3x7um6az4ag8hte
– 陈家帮（乡村守艺人）
https://live.kuaishou.com/profile/3x9hqgaggkwtx7k
– 农村《手艺人》
https://live.kuaishou.com/profile/3xzpzza7tuy6yai

All these Creator were mentioned are our partner. Some of them give us thier clips to promote thier product.
All video clips feature was get full agreement permission to use combine on this videos.
We will working hard to find more creation for you.

If you have Awesome clips craft wanna in our video clips please sent your original clips to
Email :creativecraft099@gmail.com
We will respect your creation and give you full credit and promote your business to grow up.

Music From Youtube Library :
https://www.youtube.com/audiolibrary/music?o=U&ar=1575088070010
Video Rating: / 5

Share this page:

Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful.
— William Morris

The Industrial Revolution of the nineteenth century transformed England beyond recognition, turning a country of farmers into factory workers. It was a world ‘which saw the rich getting richer and the poor getting very much poorer’. The artist, designer and political radical, William Morris, brought together a group of colleagues to challenge the ‘dishonest’ mechanisation of factory goods and restore the importance of craftsmanship, quality and ‘truthfulness’ through design.

Art historian Abigail Harrison-Moore visits the National Trust’s Standen house, one of the most charming examples of Arts and Crafts workmanship in the UK, and explores its surprisingly pioneering spirit – from the use of electric lighting to its role in the Suffragette movement.
———————————————————————————————

Award-winning documentaries which reveal the stories of art and art history.

Make bite-sized art discoveries. http://bit.ly/Instagram_HENITalks
Keep your finger on the pulse of art. http://bit.ly/Twitter_HENITalks
Become part of the HENI Talks community. http://bit.ly/Facebook_HENITalks
Find the HENI Talks for you with advanced search options. Explore wider reading around our Talks topics and find that key reference. http://bit.ly/Website_HENITalks

Be the first to know when our latest talk is ready.
http://bit.ly/YouTube_HENITalks
———————————————————————————————–

Produced by HENI.

Follow HENI on Instagram http://bit.ly/Instagram_HENI
Like HENI on Facebook http://bit.ly/Facebook_HENI
Tweet @ HENI on Twitter http://bit.ly/Twitter_HENI

Additional creative commons information:

Philip Speakman Webb
Charles Fairfax Murray, 1873
NPG 4310
© National Portrait Gallery, London
(CC BY-NC-ND 3.0)
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/
Video Rating: / 5

A short intro to Kelmscott House, home to William Morris and Jane Morris, founders of the Arts & Crafts movement of artists and designers.

The William Morris Society’s exhibition ‘The Dear Warp & Weft at Hammersmith: A History of Kelmscott House’ explores the creative history of Kelmscott House in Hammersmith London, famously home to Arts & Crafts designers William Morris and Jane Morris, and their daughters Jenny Morris and May Morris. To coincide with the exhibition I’ve given a short intro to the history of the House talking about its creative community of visitors including Pre-Raphaelite artists and its many inhabitants, plus a Q&A with the William Morris Society Curator Helen Elletson.

Many thanks to the William Morris Society and Helen for sharing insights and showing me around this beautiful house!

For more info about the house and exhibitions visit https://williammorrissociety.org
Video Rating: / 5

Share this page: