Using a Japanese Technique to Make a lamp from a Big Piece of Wood

In this video, I turn this big chunk of wood into a piece of art, a modern lamp with a Japanese vibe, using a technique called "Yakisugi," also known as "Shou-sugi-ban." This technique gives the wood more strength and a very interesting appearance, which, along with the cracks and rings in the wood, makes it look very aesthetic. I also created another concept I wanted to try, a simple yet modern one.

Measurements:

-Wooden lamp
Base:
Height 17.5 cm
Width 28 cm
Thickness 13.5 cm

Acrylic:
Height 31 cm
Width 25 cm
Thickness x2 of 6 mm = 1.2 cm

-Concrete lamp
Base:
Height 14 cm
Width 22 cm
Thickness 10 cm

Acrylic:
Height 23.5 cm
Width 19.4 cm
Thickness 6 mm

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