เชี่ยวชาญศิลปะงานฝีมือญี่ปุ่นแบบดั้งเดิมในเวลาเพียง 60 นาที!

Workshop Agenda

1. Artistry on a Postcard: Ise Katagami Magic

Dive into the delicate craft of "Ise Katagami", integral to the world of kimono dyeing. This ancient art finds its heart in the hands of the "katagami-shi" – artisans who manifest the impossible, etching over 900 designs onto washi paper, all within a tiny space no larger than a square inch. In our journey together, we'll take a stencil, a masterpiece by the renowned Chiaki Imasaka, and employ its intricate designs to breathe life into postcards. Your hands, guided by centuries of tradition, will bring to life a piece of Japanese history.

2. Gifts that Bind: Crafting Mizuhiki Envelopes

Meet "Mizuhiki", the ornamental cord that has adorned celebratory envelopes and gifts for generations. This Japanese craft has a heart of silk, meticulously wound around a core, and has found its way from envelopes to modern-day decor, merging tradition with today. Our hands-on session introduces you to foundational techniques like the Awaji and Ume knots, allowing you to infuse washi paper envelopes with your personal touch, making each one uniquely yours.

3. A Bookmark of Tradition: Your Mizuhiki Creation

The same Mizuhiki cord that binds gifts now becomes a tool of creativity in your hands. Starting with basics like the Awaji and Ume knots, we'll journey together to design a special bookmark, culminating in a delightful rabbit-themed arrangement. As you work, you'll feel the age-old traditions guiding your fingers, creating a bookmark that's not just functional but also a piece of art.

4. Seamless Beauty: Craft a No-Sew Clasp Purse

Marrying the grandeur of Japanese textiles, reminiscent of kimonos, with the craftsmanship of washi paper, we embark on a mission: to craft mini clasp purses. These treasures, ideal as accessory cases, merge simplicity with elegance, and the most remarkable part? They come to life without a single stitch! Join us in this immersive experience and fashion a purse that echoes both history and your personal style.