Our ongoing exploration of culture and passion for traditional craftsmanship has led us to integrate the art of wood carving with Green Woodworking and the Nordic Slöjd (Sloyd) educational tradition. Inspired by the ancient craft of Green Woodworking, we embrace a philosophy of living in sync with nature. By using locally sourced timber and splitting logs with wedges and axes, we attune ourselves to the inner character of the wood. Working with hand tools, we carve and construct in harmony with the grain, engaging in a profound dialogue with nature and cultivating a sense of gratitude for the earth.

Our educational philosophy is inspired by the Nordic Slöjd tradition and Waldorf principles. We focus on the experience of working solely with hand tools, offering a space to "slow down" through artistic practice in the midst of a fast-paced urban environment. Our approach emphasizes the unity of heart, hand, and eye—the harmonious integration of feeling, will, and thought—allowing one to purely enjoy the simple pleasure of creating functional objects for daily life. We believe that the practice of craft has the power to connect people.

Current instructor of the Sculpture module of the Folk Art Diploma Programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, and contracted woodworking teacher in Waldorf school.