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По моему вы как то не очень Эволюционируете хотите себя уважать изучите все чайники мира а потом взгляните на своё произведение искуства . Это произведение называют так что бы не украли а надо создавать шедевры потенциал есть и я уверен что с Азии выйдет такое что другие ваши чайники в сейф ложить будут прежде чем уйти из своего Замка . И это должно именится полностью литьевое искуство с Сакурой Драконом Свещенным и всей возможной фантазией и рвением стать лучщим в мире а не исчезнуть на начале пути . Создавая что то шикарное можно оставить след в Истории Мира но нужно просто понять это и захотеть это сделать а это искуство не для Сорок ПТИЦ они всегда падки на блеск если сделать этот блеск в глазах не только общества но и для своих глаз что бы радовало внуков и передавалось по наследству .😊😊😊

How is it that the crystal ball doesn't fall?

얼마요???

Cleilson

Интересно что за серебро и по чем оно на черном рынке стоит это изделие

Согласен👍🇷🇺

@_yoko_, компьютер - это че-пу-ха. А вот серебряный чайник...

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У нас в Украине в вольнянске тоже были мастера и не только там, но за тридцать лет угробили всю промышленность и мастерство и рабочие профессии, теперь будем "чудесами" восхищаться(((

Magnifique...

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Да, это круто 😎

And you need some care when you treat someone with that goldball kettle.

Я очень впечатлен вашим профилем и личностью. Это привлекло мое внимание. Я также ценю ваше чувство юмора здесь. Я обычно не публикую в разделе комментариев, но я думаю, что вы заслуживаете такого комплимента... Если вы не возражаете против отправки мне запроса на подписку, я хотел бы быть вашим другом, чтобы мы могли быть друзьями и узнавать больше больше информации о себе

Настоящее произведение искусств ⚒️⚖️

que obra de arte maravilhosa sem palavras para descrever este trabalho parabéns

Если бы мне показали это изделие и сказали,что оно сделано вручную,я бы не поверила!Но я сама видела весь этот процесс творчества собственными глазами и не могла оторваться,глядя, как из этого кусочка металла вырисовывается формы задуманного творения.Это непостижимо!Ручная работа доведена до совершенства!Впечатлена.Спасибо за показ.,такое не часто увидишь,а,если точнее,то в разы.

Not sure I agree with "nobody". It is a slight on those of us who do make things. There are whole schools and guilds and private classes dedicated to this very thing. What would you deem "necessary items"? It would seem, in most of the world, a silver tea pot is not a "necessary item" and very few could afford a sterling silver hand made teapot (thus the title "luxury") . A simple pot to boil water is sufficient. Would you be willing to reduce your life down to only those things that could be made by hand? Would you be willing to raise sheep or cotton, spin your own thread and weave your own cloth and then sew your own clothes? Would you be willing to make paper from whatever you can scrounge so you can write friends or keep a history of your family? How about becoming a blacksmith, making nails and shovels and forks and farm implements and hinges and tack parts for your horse, all by hand? Or a basket weaver, finding the materials necessary and making useful baskets to carry produce or simply for storage? Or a miller to grind wheat into flour? Or a hat maker, making felt hats to keep the sun off while you work in the fields or the rain, farming the way they used to do? How about learning to bind books, taking the paper you made, writing with quill pens you made yourself, using ink made from oak gall, binding them into useful books for record keeping or for future generations? Or get animal skins from the butcher, tan your own leather and make useful items from this all purpose material? Or become a shoe maker, making custom shoes, not mass produced? All the above and hundreds more are done today by thousands of people, in the "West". The problem is, few people are willing to pay the higher price for these hand-made crafts because they are not seen as necessary items, only artsy/craftsy decorations. What part would you be willing to take in this type of society, where people are no longer willing to buy "ready made" and only what is "hand made"?

@@AffordBindEquipment I'm sitting in my workshop, surrounded by things I've either made, adapted or repaired. After an afternoon of adapting three old cordless drill/drivers into corded tools (6 volts and 12 volts, to run off a DC power supply), I'm relaxing by watching this video and reading the comments. What you say in reply to the previous rather naive comment is true, but few people seem to realise how much fun and enjoyment can be had in making stuff (often from so-called "scraps", or throw-away rubbish). As a retired Occupational Therapist, I was lucky to be trained firstly in an Australian High School during the late 1950's in arts and crafts, manual skills, metal work, woodwork, technical drawing, and leather craft. Later I spent 4 and a half years at university studying Occupational Therapy, and adding to those previous skills, (from a therapeutic perspective for physical injuries, general medicine and psychiatric disorders), encompassing pottery/ceramics, enamelling, cane-work, macrame, weaving, dyeing, and expressive art therapy. Very few people would have that experience today, as the world has changed its focus, and now Occupational Therapy no longer can be undertaken in such a manner in today's Health Services, which are in a race to clear beds for the new patients in ever increasing numbers, but with minimal budgets and huge waiting lists. Those folks who are today's Vloggers and "Makers" of both sexes are playing a vital role in keeping alive the benefits of independent functioning in all aspects of life. They are the heroes and heroines for young people to look up to, and emulate. The Internet is a wonderful educational tool, showcasing tools and techniques that are of interest to those who want to consume less but live an interesting and productive life.

@@BrassLock It must be gratifying to know you have added to the well being of hurting people, giving them life long skills they can continue, feeling like they have accomplished something. I have been a cabinet maker for about 45 years and am also a "make something from junk" kind of guy. I have a shed full of "stuff" just for that right project...and a garage and shop full. (right now I have the full keyboard and mechanism for a reed organ...still don't know what I am going to do with it...the bellows are shot). I am now full time building bookbinding, paper making and letterpress printing equipment. I sell to those who are learning these different crafts, working with their hands, making something useful. Some would question why someone would set lead type and print "the old fashioned way" when they can just get a laser printer for cheap. Those folks will never understand the satisfaction that comes from creating something useful with their hands. and sell-able at that...just price letterpress wedding invites! I have been thanked many times for what I make, making it affordable for the beginner binder to afford nice tools and that gives me satisfaction knowing I have helped the next generation continue arts and crafts, keeping them from becoming a lost art.

@@AffordBindEquipment You've had a fascinating career which had continued onto "retirement" (not really retired, just a different focus 😀) by the sound of it. Cheers!

Wow

Je n'ai pas aimé non plus les rayures.

Nossa, consegui entender o que escreveu mesmo nunca tendo lido italiano na vida. Não é atoa nossas línguas nativas serem parentes 🇧🇷 o trabalho dele ficou mesmo impecável!

Hy

Это ещё каким терпением нужно обладать...

Ничего потрясающего вообще нет. В советские времена из меди так же чеканили в школах на уроках труда. Обычный чайничек и не более. Из драг металов нужно делать произведения искусства а не чайники обшарпанные. Жаль что современная система образования воспитывает дебилов и идиотов. Возможно будут изменения надеюсь.

@@Miss-xr8oh А сколько же это стоит, интересно? Я покупал кружку серебряную 3 месяца назад, ручной работы - обошлась около 500 долларов...Но это в России.

Но это деньги немалые...

Русским нельзя вслух восхищаться не русскими произведениями труда , рискуют автоматически стать иноагентом.

@@user-hw1rr1fm3t 🤣точно, я сам ювелир, и знаю какой это титанический труд, представляю сколько стоит этот чайник, наверно как квартира в Москве

A very good comment!