The silent rebellion of wood and blade-a craft where artisans carved permanence from impermanence. From Edo's clamor to Koson's frostbitten crows, it maps how hands once turned cherrywood into constellations. Here, error is exalted: a smudged margin, a splintered line-testaments to the human pulse behind precision.
The Carver's Creed
What hands split the atom of the tree?
Who taught the crow to laugh in ink?
In every block, a wingèd seed,
A wound that blooms, a breath made deed.
The chisel's hymn, the press's vow-
To carve is to surrender; to print is to bow.
Inquiry:
Why cling to the tremor of a blade in a world of ultraviolet light?
The Answer:
Because the heron's smudged flight outlives the machine's night.
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979-8-3494-4821-8 (9798349448218)
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