Carving Wood in Kyoto
by Callie Brown
The low sun slants through the shoji screens of a machiya café, casting long, warm bars of amber light across a worn cedar counter. A local artisan sits with his back to the camera, using a wooden mallet to gently tap a chisel into a block of hinoki wood, sending fine shavings curling onto the floor. Beside him, a woven basket holds raw timber, while a small, crazed majolica glaze test tile sits near a ceramic salt cellar, catching the golden hour glow.
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