Grandpa Amu is a Chinese craftsman who is a big star in China for making toys and exquisite traditional items from bamboo.
Here he builds a Luban stool in the traditional style:
Image: YouTube / 阿木爷爷 Grandpa Amu
Grandpa Amu is a Chinese craftsman who is a big star in China for making toys and exquisite traditional items from bamboo.
Here he builds a Luban stool in the traditional style:
Image: YouTube / 阿木爷爷 Grandpa Amu
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