This is a picture of a man who is about to be executed using the execution device called the garrote.
The garrote is an execution device that is documented to have been used in the first century BC Rome. This torture method found its way into modern history.
The condemned would sit with a metal clap wrapped around his neck before the executioner turned the screw that would theoretically burst his brainstem, killing him instantly.
“Sashimono" is a traditional Japanese woodworking technique that uses intricate wood joints called "hozo" to assemble furniture and wooden items without nails, creating joints that are not visible from the surface.
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