This video introduces the process of making tin cups. Japan's wonderful tin artisans.
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▶Craftsman Profile
My predecessor founded Suzuko in 1987. I entered the world of tin working under the tutelage of my predecessor.
Every day I watched and learned my predecessor's techniques up close, and at the same time, I learned about his passion for tin, his work, and the importance of tradition.
We have inherited from our predecessors not only the traditional handcrafted manufacturing methods, but also to pass them on to the next generation, and to strive to make tin more attractive to as many people as possible.

▶Craftsman Passion
"Dedicate to your one task, bright up a corner."
Tin has been found in the imperial court, shrines, and temples since ancient times, and it was also used by the common people during the Edo period. Tin has remained intact over the years until the present day. There is no doubt that tin was a suitable material for sake and tea utensils. We are proud to "light a corner" as one of the few workshops that specialize in tin with its special characteristics and make tinware by hand, making full use of the potter's wheel.

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【Chapter】
00:00 Pouring tin (Body Parts)
01:26 Pouring tin (Base Parts)
02:48 Turning body parts
04:15 Turning base parts
07:15 Designing
08:15 Adjusting the entire parts
09:27 Combining the parts
10:19 Glue with tin wax
11:25 Adjusting details
14:06 Finished product

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