Female carpenters may become the most fashionable tribe what is the cause of this?

Carpentry is an ancient industry that uses wood as a material and a variety of tools to make furniture and crafts. In our traditional image, carpentry is still a masculine profession - it is, after all, a physical activity. But who says girls aren't cut out for carpentry? Today many people show interest in carpentry, and 30-40% of them are women, which is a surprising set of statistics. It's not that rough and tumble carpentry is not for girls, you can make beautiful work if you choose the right way.

Ariele Alasko, an architectural professional who could clearly survive on her high looks, chose to become a carpenter in Brooklyn. She uses eco-friendly, reclaimed wood as a raw material to create her vast array of wood products. Every inch of each piece is customized by her, from prototyping to final completion. She also shares her daily life and creations, and is currently followed by 412,000 users and is known as the most beautiful carpenter.

Yvonne Mouser is also a woman who enjoys woodworking, hailing from San Francisco, and seems to be more focused on incorporating practicality into wood than the literary temperament of Ariele Alasko. For her, designing and producing client-commissioned and freelance-created furniture are not contradictory, but can complement each other. Isn't it great to do what you love and make money on the side?

Silvia Song, a female carpenter from S?o Paulo, Brazil, feels like the girl next door, having grown up in Los Angeles and a student of architecture. Her designs are minimalist and uncomplicated, as beautiful as they are functional. More and more girls are playing with wood these days, and sometimes their focus may not be on the final product, but on the state of making something out of wood, conscientiously doing such a small thing without distraction.