Woodcraft Collection

A crafsmans workshop (colour litho)
961229 A crafsmans workshop (colour litho) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: A crafsmans workshop, with a carpenter whittling a statuette of Jesus Christ)

Training camp for Scouting Jamborette, Labasa, Fiji
Training camp for the 1st Nebala Troop, Labasa, in preparation for the 2nd Scouting Jamborette, Fiji, South Pacific. A leader instructs boys in woodcraft

Egyptian art. Old Kingdom. IV Dynasty. The Khufu ship. Detail. It was sealed into a pit in the Giza pyramid complex at the foot of the Great Pyramid of Giza around 2500 BC

Boy scouts building a wooden jetty, Mauritius
Boy scouts building a wooden jetty in Mauritius

Dutch boy scout making model animal, Holland
A Dutch boy scout following a pattern to make a model animal, Holland

Dutch boy scout carving wood, Holland
A Dutch boy scout carving a piece of wood, Holland

Scouting patrol leaders on weekend course, Mauritius
Scouting patrol leaders on a weekend course, Mauritius, seen here carrying a scout on a structure made from aloe, a type of bamboo

French scouts on a training course, with woodcraft and cooking going on

Scouts in Exile, at camp in Fabregas, France. They belong to the National Association of Russian Scouts, formed when scouting was exiled from Russia after the Revolution of 1917

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Woodcraft is a timeless art that spans across cultures and generations, showcasing the skill and creativity of craftsmen worldwide. In a craftsman's workshop, vibrant colors come to life in a mesmerizing lithograph, capturing the essence of woodcraft. The beauty can also be seen in the intricate details of a decorative wooden door adorning the Pahlavan Mahmud Mausoleum in Ichan Kala, Khiva, Uzbekistan. Each carving tells a story, reflecting the rich history and cultural heritage of this ancient land. Traveling back in time to the Old Kingdom of Egypt, we witness astonishing Egyptian art from the IV Dynasty - The Khufu ship. This masterpiece showcases not only their advanced engineering skills but also their deep connection with nature as they harnessed wood to navigate through vast waters. From far-off lands to closer shores, young Boy Scouts gather together on Mauritius Island to build a sturdy wooden jetty. Their teamwork and dedication exemplify how woodcraft brings people together while creating practical structures for communities. In Holland, Dutch Boy Scouts engage in hands-on activities by making model animals out of wood. With precision and patience, these scouts carve each piece into existence – honing their woodworking skills while fostering creativity. Scouting patrol leaders from Mauritius embark on an adventurous weekend course where they learn essential survival skills including building shelters using natural materials found within forests. Wood becomes their ally as they craft tools necessary for outdoor living. Meanwhile, French scouts undergo rigorous training courses that test both physical endurance and mental agility. As they navigate through challenging terrains or construct temporary wooden structures during camping trips – it is evident that woodcraft plays an integral role in scouting education worldwide. Even amidst adversity like exile during World War II campsites such as Fabregas in France became home for displaced scouts who continued practicing their beloved craft despite difficult circumstances - reminding us all that passion knows no boundaries or limitations.