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Dorodango. Dorodangos made with a variety of clay and different techniques. World's largest [citation needed] Dorodango (diameter of 54 cm or 21 in) Dorodango ( Japanese: 泥だんご, lit. "mud dumpling") is a Japanese art form in which earth and water are combined and moulded, then carefully polished to create a delicate shiny sphere ...
18. Mai 2018 · Hikaru Dorodango (mud dumpling) is a Japanese art form in which earth and water are molded to create a delicate shiny sphere. There are many ways to make a d...
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28. Apr. 2019 · This is a how to video about the Japanese dorodango, which is the art of hardening and forming a ball of mud until it is polished. Hope you liked it!...Dorod...
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12. Apr. 2024 · Learn the art of hikaru dorodango, a Japanese craft of making shiny mud balls from dirt and water. Follow the simple steps and tips to create your own polished dirt balls at home.
Step 5: Perfecting the Shape of the Sphere. Once the sphere is in this semi-dry state, grab a mason jar and begin to shape the ball to its final shape. This is done by rotating the mason jar around the surface of the sphere. It is important to note that the opening diameter of the mason jar will effect the final size.
- 1. The beauty of this Instructable is that to get your dirt, you can either walk outside into your yard and pick up the first dirt you see, or you...
- 2. Using a basic household strainer, begin to sift the dirt. Try and remove larger particles of rock, hard dirt, or any twigs/grasses that may have...
- 3. Soils are all different so the amount of water needed may vary slightly. For example, the red dirt for my Dorodango needed more water than my re...
- 4. Form a sphere with the dirt that you prepared in the previous step by cupping your hands together and compressing the dirt together. You may wan...
- 5. Once the sphere is in this semi-dry state, grab a mason jar and begin to shape the ball to its final shape. This is done by rotating the mason j...
- 6. Now this step is where I diverge from traditional Dorodango makers. Usually, you would continually add layers upon layers of wet dirt and clay (...
- 7. This final step REALLY makes the sphere shine! Like the other steps it will take some time, but it is well worth it. For this final step, I have...
- 8. Now that you are done, place your beautiful Dorodango in a special place for all to see! Like I said, people who come over to your house will be...
4. Jan. 2018 · Provided to YouTube by The Orchard EnterprisesThe Dirt Ball · Insane Clown Posse · TwiztidPsychopathics from Outer Space℗ 2000 Psychopathic RecordsReleased o...
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27. Apr. 2018 · The making of 'dorodango' is a traditional pastime for Japanese schoolchildren, that has grown into an art form in its own right. The dodorango is actually a ball made from mud and dirt, and now people are painstakingly and methodically refining these balls into “hikaru dorodango” (literally: 'shiny dumpling'), perfect, polished spheres that can take days to complete.
