Only $2000 ??? After all that painstaking work? And I often see these so called modern paintings going for thousands of dollars . Crazy. THIS man deserves fortunes. His art is SO BEAUTIFUL.
There's something truly and genuinely magical about what that man is doing, and I hope his nephew and anyone else willing to learn carries on this ancient tradition craft. ♥️
@@HiThisIsMine Ah short term profit. Typical unintelligent answer of the uber capitalist : The world is in chaos and people are in disarray because of people like him. Monsanto/Bayer, DuPont, thanks for the dangerous chemical pollution that has brought cancer, infertility and a big rise in neurodegenerative diseases to us. But they make MONEY!!! SHORT TERM PROFIT : May these poisonous people disappear soon.
Everything about the ancient skills is magical, everything an artisan creates is a part of him or herself. It’s sad that not more young ones want to learn the ancient skills and so many of the ancient art forms are fading away 😢
There’s a huge interest from young people in art especially crafts like this! However, big corporations are making it more and more impossible for young people to live their lives doing these things. It’s just no longer feasible. 😢
@@alaysiadennis9420 I think this is an excuse to not do this art form. If you truly loved it you would do it. Don't blame big corporations - create your own life and make a name for yourself - will it be easy - no, but nothing worth doing/having is.
@@raynechantel2738 Sorry pal, but nobody will follow a passion that will lead to starvation in a cold and worn down house. Back then you could make a living off being an artisan, nowdays in the time you make something some bussinesman has already made hundreds of it and 3 times cheaper.
@@raynechantel2738 ...I think you are wrong. Very few people have the money(or even the time) to support themselves as they develop an art. It would be nice if wealthy people and corporations paid for the education and skill and materials as they learn an artisan trade.
The design he's shown working on, was already labor-intensive to begin with. Then the intensity snowballed, and I was totally mindblown at 06:53.. Jeez how many months did that table take? No wonder it sells for $2000+...Excellent work by an extraordinary and humble human being. Kudos to the Still Standing team for bringing such artisans into the limelight! Keep it up!
All shell based mother of pearl is toxic. The dust is very similar to asbestos fiber. I have worked extensively with it for years as a semiprecious gemstone in the lapidary/jewelery industry. It should always be kept wet and worked with in a negative pressure exhaust work area to protect the worker. All that said, this man is a National Treasure for his country, absolutely outstanding work and I'm glad he has been able to mentor his nephew in the art! Excellent video, well worth my time to watch!
Yes it has to do with the way the material responds to the grinding process. Splintering into tiny sharp corkscrews which can embed themselves in the lung tissue. Incredibly dangerous. But no reason to be fearful of the beautiful finished products.
How stunning, thank you for sharing this!! My only gripe is why do the larger pieces sell for only $2000?? Honestly expected $5000 minimum, such a beautiful craft, these artists need to be paid more!!
$2,000 is equal ฿700,000. that’s a lot. Compared to the foods that you can buy. For cheapest dinner foods but it’s can full you stomach likes noodle it’s just cost 30-70 bath it’s just only $1! . I live in this country and I known it’s looks cheaper than it should be. But is really hard and expensive price for Thai but anything can do for up price for him if he want customer to buy his art. 😢😢😢 sorry but it’s impossible in this country
Thai traditional artist unique and amazing skills. They are good old Thai traditional that is vanishing under modernization. It is a sham to see it disappearing thru the crazy modern generations. I see many Thai traditional art, and it take my breath away. Good content and editing video.
Koreans mostly use abalone shells and call it Jagae. I think it’s one of the most visually stunning materials nature provides. My grandparents had jagae cabinet they stored the comforters in, and it reminds me of childhood and family. These lacquered furtitures are not only beautiful, they’re sturdy and last long. It’s one of those things you pass on to the next generations.
@@Punk-Pikachu hi there just wanted to say sometimes somepeople can be loud and different from others!! And the thai language is very beautiful language itself like every other language 🙂 kobe khun kaa 🙏😊
@@Punk-Pikachu I can imagine that type of Thai girl who love being with foreigner, she is probably uneducated and came from poor rural area, they always yelling.
My wife preserves a fascinating and stunning Chinese craft with a rich history - traditional Chinese filigree. It is also labour-intensive and young people have abandoned it in the modern age. However, she has recently become popular in London. She is part of a lineage that spans dynasties and devotes her life to keeping the flame lit. @Business Insider - if you're looking for more stories like this, reply to this comment. Great content by the way!
Absolutely magical and enchanting to watch. The attention to detail is unparalleled, extraordinarily beautiful. It would be a great loss to the world if this unique art form became lost, I really hope the tradition stays alive for many years to come.
would be cool to own a fully traditional one for sure, not one of these tho ....that's tradition just thrown out the window, using a machine to make them :(
He used the machine to cut the shells 🐚 everything else he is doing with his hands …watch the video fully … he is 57 & he has been doing this for a long time ….all the powder going into his lungs is dangerous …he is working very hard to keep this tradition alive !
@@psychoblack1411Even with machines it still takes a month to complete a small piece and 6 months for larger pieces. It would be impossible for him to make this his livelihood without using machines.
@@dayangmarikit6860 but if he was being true to his heritage he wouldn't want ro use westerners/colonizers money and he would be liveing off the land if he was being honest about what he was saying, he's a capitiolist if it's about profit and not just tradition, also my point about hand made still stands becuse you just agreed it's machine made and not hand made the traditional way.
I understand why this is a dying art. Its not to everyone's taste but, this guy clearly enjoys his work and so, whilst there are people who want to invest in these works of art, surely someone wants to learn.
The drawings are very intricate in itself. I always wondered where mother of pearl comes from. Turban snails I caught plenty on ACNH. Abalone shells are equally pretty. Great pieces of art takes time. I love to have studio close to nature and not surrounded by screaming and yelling or rude people put their awful music on for hours on end.
Mother of pearl has always been a favorite for me and I have several pieces to hand down to my family. It's by far a skill that not so many are great at and when you find those pieces you know you've got something special.
I always thought mother of pearl came from only abalone shells. Keep your eyes and ears open and learn something new every day. Gorgeous work from a gentle man.
"Journey of a confused artist" will be traveling the world to investigate ART and lost traditional crafts. This really helps with my research and I hope you can help me. I have also published the first book and working on the next in a series. Thank you for this!!
Thank you so much Insider Business and Still Standing team for always providing us such insightful videos on these kinds of artisan crafts that have been gradually fading. This knowledge is so valuable to have and preserve, hopefully they are revived in a cultural renaissance and recognized for their beauty and value. Your work in recording this and spreading awareness is indispensable
Yes, just like all of the non-English speakers wearing thrift shop t-shirts with English words on them. They don't forget their ancient English ancestral culture. Most of the time the words don't even make sense (as they are usually produced in southeast Asia) but they love them because it's English words.
i am so impressed with this artist's dedication to his art and life as a spiritual practice. He is an inspiration to me as I seek to become a better artist. Thank you!
@InsiderBusiness I love your videos, to see ancient crafts still standing is a great treat. As you ask for possible ideas: espadrilles making in the Basque country; French traditional perfume making from natural flowers in Grasse and Nice; Falconry (ancient in many countries); hand made embroidery for haute-couture; Processional giants and dragons in Belgium and France: Shrimp fishing on horseback in Oostduinkerke; needle lace-making in Northern France; Tuareg communities of Algeria, Mali and Niger; wedding costume tradition of Tlemcen;...
That's a lot of work but the end result speaks for itself. I appreciate the effort and passion put into it but I especially appreciate the artistry. Hopefully it won't be a lost art.
Such a beautiful content here! Keep it up my friend! You're allowed to scream, you're allowed to cry, but don't give up! Keep going! You are great with what are you doing! It deserves all success around and I don't forget to give my full support for you!.........
This is not my aesthetic at all, but I am profoundly moved at how this artist can take such basic materials and turn them into such stunningly beautiful objects. Best to him.
I'm a carver myself. Mostly bone, but I have messed with inlay a little bit, and I FULLY appreciate the pain in the ass factor of those teeny tiny pieces. And much like this man, I wouldn't have it any other way! Now, to get my meat hooks on a turban shell, of sufficient size, to play with! It seems to take detail very well, and that shimmer, sweet GODS, could I have fun!
I'm just finding these videos. They are so fascinating. I hope there are people who are willing to carry on these crafts. And I hope he doesn't discard any of those shell particles. He can sell that to other artists. I'm a nail tech and I also do a lot of crafting and I can think of 6 different uses right now.
Interesting, my family also owns a set of table & chair with this kind of decoration, but I never know it is made of mother of pearl shell. After many decades, it will become soft and can be easily peel off like paper.
I feel this way about rocks. My philosophy is we're all like rocks. Not much to look on the outside, but open us up for our inner beauty. Then again, some are just rocks. His work reflects his inner beauty, as well. I use whatever I have. He doesn't have a fancy brazier to make glue, does it all by simplistic but powerful artistry. Thankyou.
Only $2000 ??? After all that painstaking work? And I often see these so called modern paintings going for thousands of dollars . Crazy. THIS man deserves fortunes. His art is SO BEAUTIFUL.
This is real art , the "modern paintings " you mantion are offen use to escape tax for rich , they don't care what it is
@@LaiYou sadly true
Y'all be elitist as hell
@@LaiYou New pinnacle of rich bullsh*t: NFT
I definitely agree. Stunning and beautiful is his work! Thank him for showing us.
You can tell he truly loves his craft when he said "my work is conserving it, money is just a reward."
There's something truly and genuinely magical about what that man is doing, and I hope his nephew and anyone else willing to learn carries on this ancient tradition craft. ♥️
It's so beautiful that I want to learn it.
It takes a MONTH to finish a plate.. a table 6-12 months and only sells for a couple grand.. totally not worth it financially.
🙏🙏🙏
@@HiThisIsMine Ah short term profit. Typical unintelligent answer of the uber capitalist : The world is in chaos and people are in disarray because of people like him. Monsanto/Bayer, DuPont, thanks for the dangerous chemical pollution that has brought cancer, infertility and a big rise in neurodegenerative diseases to us. But they make MONEY!!! SHORT TERM PROFIT : May these poisonous people disappear soon.
@Danielle I also hope so; Furthermore if there were more people like Master Artisan Suksawat, the world would be a truly BETTER place to live. 🌞
Everything about the ancient skills is magical, everything an artisan creates is a part of him or herself. It’s sad that not more young ones want to learn the ancient skills and so many of the ancient art forms are fading away 😢
Even the power tools and modern saw blades
There’s a huge interest from young people in art especially crafts like this! However, big corporations are making it more and more impossible for young people to live their lives doing these things. It’s just no longer feasible. 😢
@@alaysiadennis9420 I think this is an excuse to not do this art form. If you truly loved it you would do it. Don't blame big corporations - create your own life and make a name for yourself - will it be easy - no, but nothing worth doing/having is.
@@raynechantel2738 Sorry pal, but nobody will follow a passion that will lead to starvation in a cold and worn down house.
Back then you could make a living off being an artisan, nowdays in the time you make something some bussinesman has already made hundreds of it and 3 times cheaper.
@@raynechantel2738 ...I think you are wrong. Very few people have the money(or even the time) to support themselves as they develop an art. It would be nice if wealthy people and corporations paid for the education and skill and materials as they learn an artisan trade.
The design he's shown working on, was already labor-intensive to begin with. Then the intensity snowballed, and I was totally mindblown at 06:53.. Jeez how many months did that table take? No wonder it sells for $2000+...Excellent work by an extraordinary and humble human being. Kudos to the Still Standing team for bringing such artisans into the limelight! Keep it up!
I would have thought it would be five times that price!!
@@SuperDaveP270 it will be by the time it is sold in the west by a 'decorator'
All shell based mother of pearl is toxic. The dust is very similar to asbestos fiber. I have worked extensively with it for years as a semiprecious gemstone in the lapidary/jewelery industry. It should always be kept wet and worked with in a negative pressure exhaust work area to protect the worker. All that said, this man is a National Treasure for his country, absolutely outstanding work and I'm glad he has been able to mentor his nephew in the art! Excellent video, well worth my time to watch!
Yes it has to do with the way the material responds to the grinding process. Splintering into tiny sharp corkscrews which can embed themselves in the lung tissue. Incredibly dangerous. But no reason to be fearful of the beautiful finished products.
Thank you for finally crediting and linking the artist in the video in the description. Please always do this. It's very important.
I love mother of pearl art. I hope the craft never truly dies!
It won't die. Its very common in korea. We do it for thousand of years already.
How stunning, thank you for sharing this!! My only gripe is why do the larger pieces sell for only $2000?? Honestly expected $5000 minimum, such a beautiful craft, these artists need to be paid more!!
Anyone paying 2k for a table like that might as well be stealing it. Even 5k for a year's work seems horribly undervalued.
@@drewt1717 exactly, exactly!!
$2,000 is equal ฿700,000. that’s a lot. Compared to the foods that you can buy. For cheapest dinner foods but it’s can full you stomach likes noodle it’s just cost 30-70 bath it’s just only $1! . I live in this country and I known it’s looks cheaper than it should be. But is really hard and expensive price for Thai but anything can do for up price for him if he want customer to buy his art. 😢😢😢 sorry but it’s impossible in this country
@@Theerawee_ThongkhamIt's 2K! Not 20K, How can it be 700,000 Baht 😅😅😅
A friendly old man with a friendly cat and two friendly dogs. It was a pleasure to watch those four.
four dogs and two cats 😁😁😁
Thai traditional artist unique and amazing skills. They are good old Thai traditional that is vanishing under modernization. It is a sham to see it disappearing thru the crazy modern generations. I see many Thai traditional art, and it take my breath away. Good content and editing video.
It's incredible, unlike anything I've seen ever! He's truly gifted and i wish many more follow his footsteps to keep this exquisite art alive!
I would gladly uproot my life, and relocate, just to be this mans disciple. This art should be continued forever!
Koreans mostly use abalone shells and call it Jagae. I think it’s one of the most visually stunning materials nature provides. My grandparents had jagae cabinet they stored the comforters in, and it reminds me of childhood and family. These lacquered furtitures are not only beautiful, they’re sturdy and last long. It’s one of those things you pass on to the next generations.
It's a honour to watch a master at work. I hope this craft will be carried forward by one of family members.
Love how the Thai language sounds crazy calm and peaceful
His voice is even sounds calm and peaceful for thais
@@Pls_dont_eat_macat "His voice is even sounds calm and peaceful for thais"
He is Ayutthaya accent, Definitely!!!
@@Punk-Pikachu hi there just wanted to say sometimes somepeople can be loud and different from others!! And the thai language is very beautiful language itself like every other language 🙂 kobe khun kaa 🙏😊
It sounds ugly. Can't stand it, had to mute the video.
@@Punk-Pikachu I can imagine that type of Thai girl who love being with foreigner, she is probably uneducated and came from poor rural area, they always yelling.
My wife preserves a fascinating and stunning Chinese craft with a rich history - traditional Chinese filigree. It is also labour-intensive and young people have abandoned it in the modern age. However, she has recently become popular in London. She is part of a lineage that spans dynasties and devotes her life to keeping the flame lit. @Business Insider - if you're looking for more stories like this, reply to this comment. Great content by the way!
Jukkit Suksawa is a Thai artist not chinese
@@sharm999 i dont care , he and you can must respect this artist ,nobody cares the chinese craft
@@belleepoque3919 broooo- you don’t mean that seriously!?
@@belleepoque3919 Yes - but my wife is Chinese😂
@@belleepoque3919 bro take it easy, nobody here is atacking you or disrespecting this man's work
Absolutely magical and enchanting to watch. The attention to detail is unparalleled, extraordinarily beautiful. It would be a great loss to the world if this unique art form became lost, I really hope the tradition stays alive for many years to come.
I love Thai art so much, it's so complex, detailed and beautiful
ข้างบ้านเรียนแบบต้นตำลับไม่ได้
I deeply appreciate phenomenal work like this. It would be an honor to own one of his amazing works of art.
🙏🙏🙏🙏
would be cool to own a fully traditional one for sure, not one of these tho ....that's tradition just thrown out the window, using a machine to make them :(
He used the machine to cut the shells 🐚 everything else he is doing with his hands …watch the video fully … he is 57 & he has been doing this for a long time ….all the powder going into his lungs is dangerous …he is working very hard to keep this tradition alive !
@@psychoblack1411Even with machines it still takes a month to complete a small piece and 6 months for larger pieces. It would be impossible for him to make this his livelihood without using machines.
@@dayangmarikit6860 but if he was being true to his heritage he wouldn't want ro use westerners/colonizers money and he would be liveing off the land if he was being honest about what he was saying, he's a capitiolist if it's about profit and not just tradition, also my point about hand made still stands becuse you just agreed it's machine made and not hand made the traditional way.
Bless this man. This art is so beautiful. I love almost anything with real mother of pearl.
I understand why this is a dying art. Its not to everyone's taste but, this guy clearly enjoys his work and so, whilst there are people who want to invest in these works of art, surely someone wants to learn.
This is so beautiful!!! I am speechless…great great craftsmanship 👏🏻👏🏻
Beautiful work! I hope there are more artists who follow your path and continue in this traditional fashion 🙏
What a beautiful mesmerizing place to live, no wonder he's such an artisan! Beautiful works of art!!!
The drawings are very intricate in itself. I always wondered where mother of pearl comes from. Turban snails I caught plenty on ACNH. Abalone shells are equally pretty. Great pieces of art takes time. I love to have studio close to nature and not surrounded by screaming and yelling or rude people put their awful music on for hours on end.
It’s beautiful!!! I appreciate his level of artistry and craftsmanship 🧡
Beautiful work thanks for showcasing this wonderful art and this incredible man’s dedication and skill in creating such beautiful pieces.
I'm in love with his T-shirt ❤️❤️
Lord GANESHA 😍😍
Thank you so much and we are very respect Lord Ganesha❤
This man keeps my country’s traditions alive,and I hope to do the same in the future.
yes go girl !
This Gentleman has skills that are magnificent never have I seen anything to compare to his talent may GOD keep blessing him
A True Artist. Beautiful. I would love to buy his shell order for him. ❤
Mother of pearl has always been a favorite for me and I have several pieces to hand down to my family. It's by far a skill that not so many are great at and when you find those pieces you know you've got something special.
I always thought mother of pearl came from only abalone shells. Keep your eyes and ears open and learn something new every day. Gorgeous work from a gentle man.
Omg it's a lot of work. I adored his patience in making the small shell design. This must be worth expensive!
I've always loved inlay, and these designs are GORGEOUS!
Beautiful! Amazing! But only $2000? It’s priceless for the time he puts in to it. His heart and soul. He deserves so much more
Stunning pieces, nice to see ancient ways preserved.
"Journey of a confused artist" will be traveling the world to investigate ART and lost traditional crafts. This really helps with my research and I hope you can help me. I have also published the first book and working on the next in a series. Thank you for this!!
The sheer tininess of the bits of shell! Truly a labor of love.
This artwork is just priceless! PRICELESS!!
Thank you for your dedication to centuries of beautiful hand made crafts
This is absolutely beautiful what this man creates!
This kinda work requires patience. I appreciate his hard work and endless patience.
Thank you so much Insider Business and Still Standing team for always providing us such insightful videos on these kinds of artisan crafts that have been gradually fading. This knowledge is so valuable to have and preserve, hopefully they are revived in a cultural renaissance and recognized for their beauty and value. Your work in recording this and spreading awareness is indispensable
the most beautiful thing i found on his t-shits that bhagwan Ganesh is there , thai people do not forget his ancestral culture🧡
Yes, just like all of the non-English speakers wearing thrift shop t-shirts with English words on them. They don't forget their ancient English ancestral culture. Most of the time the words don't even make sense (as they are usually produced in southeast Asia) but they love them because it's English words.
Who noticed the stunning print of lord Ganesha on his T-shirt.
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Yes,I want that T-shirt.
@@ProserpinePomegranate 😊😊😊😊😊Thank you.but I have only one .he he😂😂
Patience, precision and a peaceful demeanour. How exquisite.
i am so impressed with this artist's dedication to his art and life as a spiritual practice. He is an inspiration to me as I seek to become a better artist. Thank you!
I am impressed. They are worth every penny. Wish i could buy a piece.
สิ่งที่น่าภูมิใจคือการใส่ใจทุกรายละเอียดของงาน ที่ทำออกมาแล้ว 100% ทำด้วยหัวใจที่สืบสานวัฒนธรรมไทย ให้นานแสนนานครับ
ว่าแต่สงสัยมากเลยว่า ไอ้เนี่ยมันเรียกว่าอะไรเหรอครับ เพิ่งเคยเห็นก็วิดีโอนี้นี่แหล่ะ แฮ่ๆๆ
@@user-oz7lr4bg9x ก็จริง
ลายมุข มั้งครับ 555😂
แต่สวยจริง ถ้าต่างชาติหรือช่างนอกทำ ราคาอย่างต่ำคือ 4000$ แน่นอนครับ
แต่บ้านเราแค่ 3 แสนก็หรูหล่ะ
ผมชอบลายมุกไทยผมหยากไปเรียนทำเครื่อมุกเพราะในอนาคตมันจะศูนย์หานและไม่มีวันกลับมา
@@Theerawee_Thongkham ช่าย พูดถึงเรื่องราคา เห็นแล้วมันน่าเจ็บใจเหมือนกัน ว่าแต่สามแสนหรือสามหมื่น?
@@user-oz7lr4bg9x 3 แสนครับ
3 หมื่นงานใช้ฝีมือธรรมดา
แต่ในคลิปผมว่ามันควรจะมากกว่านี้ ทั้งต้นทุนและผลงานมันควรให้มีราคาสูงกว่านี้อีกครับ
A happy pure soul. Much love
Send my love to the creator of this content 💗 I truly appreciate it. I wish I have something like this running in my family
@InsiderBusiness I love your videos, to see ancient crafts still standing is a great treat.
As you ask for possible ideas: espadrilles making in the Basque country; French traditional perfume making from natural flowers in Grasse and Nice; Falconry (ancient in many countries); hand made embroidery for haute-couture; Processional giants and dragons in Belgium and France: Shrimp fishing on horseback in Oostduinkerke; needle lace-making in Northern France; Tuareg communities of Algeria, Mali and Niger; wedding costume tradition of Tlemcen;...
Wow, that stuff is amazing! Some of the stuff they do in the series is not as pretty as it is interesting, but this artwork is truly beautiful.
Ganpati bappa on his shirt made my day
Huge respect and love for the craft
That's a lot of work but the end result speaks for itself. I appreciate the effort and passion put into it but I especially appreciate the artistry. Hopefully it won't be a lost art.
There are shell artists all over Asia. Thailand isn't the only place where people do this lol. It probably won't go away any time soon.
Such a beautiful content here! Keep it up my friend! You're allowed to scream, you're allowed to cry, but don't give up! Keep going! You are great with what are you doing! It deserves all success around and I don't forget to give my full support for you!.........
Amazed to see the old man having Lord Ganesh picture on his t-shirt
Seeing Lord Ganesha on his t shirt 🎽 tells the source of inspiration for him 🙏
This is not my aesthetic at all, but I am profoundly moved at how this artist can take such basic materials and turn them into such stunningly beautiful objects. Best to him.
Just beautiful. Perfect craftsmanship.
This is the highest level of craftsmanship .🙏
wow, he has an amazing energy. id love to have a cup of tea with him and chat about his craft! his love for this art is palpable. < 3
I observed LORD GANESH JI on crafts person T shirt . So precious work n its an eye feast to watch these art pieces 😍 🙏🙏
Thai artists worship Ganesh as the god of art.
Ya thanks for clarifying in INDIA we to worship lord ganesh ji as the GOD of knowledge , art , dance n the God who removes obstacles in life🙏
it looks magical !!
This made me want to know more about turban snails, mainly as a food source, and also for their awesome shells.
Wonderful pieces. Keeping tradition alive love it xx
Absolutely beautiful art this man is a true artist and Craftsman
Totally absorbing watching a master craftsman 🙏🏻respect dear man
Looks amazing boss, been a while since i said wow when watching one of these videos, hats off to your artmanship
Ohhhh... auf sowas stehe ich total! Klasse Doku! 🥰
This is amazing I hope people will carry this on.
Never knew …learned something new and very interesting today … thank you
เป็นห่วงมากเลย ประเดี๋ยวเพื่อนบ้านอย่างแคมโบจะมายุ่มย่ามเหมือนหัวโขน ..
Really glad to see he's using protective gear like a mask when grinding, and gloves to protect his hands when applying lacquer.
That legit looks so beautiful
💗😊💕WOW, I’m glad you do what brings you joy💕😊💗
It's going to be a lost art if no kids want to learn about it... So sad we are losing sooooo much....Beautiful work... 😍😍😍
I'm a carver myself. Mostly bone, but I have messed with inlay a little bit, and I FULLY appreciate the pain in the ass factor of those teeny tiny pieces. And much like this man, I wouldn't have it any other way! Now, to get my meat hooks on a turban shell, of sufficient size, to play with! It seems to take detail very well, and that shimmer, sweet GODS, could I have fun!
I love that Ganesha on his shirt.
Business insider staff is outstanding lots of work to make this videos my respect to all of you 💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎🤔✨
A true craftsman 🙏
THOSE ARE FIREEEEEE🔥
IT LOOKS SO STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL😍😍
Exquisiteness ✨💞💝
You are really giving us excellent content Hats off to you man,
My girls adult toy has shells on it. When she plays with it you can almost hear the ocean. It's so peaceful
What the
You could smell it too
@@adiz02 lmao
I'm just finding these videos. They are so fascinating. I hope there are people who are willing to carry on these crafts.
And I hope he doesn't discard any of those shell particles. He can sell that to other artists. I'm a nail tech and I also do a lot of crafting and I can think of 6 different uses right now.
Interesting, my family also owns a set of table & chair with this kind of decoration, but I never know it is made of mother of pearl shell.
After many decades, it will become soft and can be easily peel off like paper.
Wow. Stunningly beautiful work from this master artisan.
I feel this way about rocks. My philosophy is we're all like rocks. Not much to look on the outside, but open us up for our inner beauty. Then again, some are just rocks.
His work reflects his inner beauty, as well. I use whatever I have. He doesn't have a fancy brazier to make glue, does it all by simplistic but powerful artistry. Thankyou.
I have always loved this Artist and his art truly an amazing man and an amazing artist
Wow!! This video is amazing! Gods loves him for sure.
Oh wow. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL. Amazing artwork
This guy’s patience is beyond my imagination
The power of the spiral! So beautiful.
He is truly kind!
Even the stray cats are willing to stay near him
Such delicate work, amazing stuff
An unexpected delight in my utube feed. 🌱🧡🌿
Has anyone noticed lord ganesha ,s T-shirt that the great artist is wearing .😊