1. Postcards made with Ise Katagami paper
“Ise Katagami” artisans carve over 900 intricate patterns on a one-inch space of durable washi paper for kimono stencil dyeing
In this session, you’ll use a katagami stencil by craftsperson Chiaki Imasaka for postcard stencil dyeing
2. Mizuhiki-style money envelope
Learn the art of creating Mizuhiki-style money envelopes, traditional Japanese decorative cords used for special occasions.
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3. Learn the art of Mizuhiki, a traditional Japanese craft used for celebratory envelopes and gifts, which involves coloring and winding silk thread around a core.
4. Craft Mini Clasp Purses
Create mini-sized clasp purses and coin cases with traditional Japanese fabric and washi paper, perfect for use as accessory cases.
Pottery & Crafts Shop Seikyodo From Asakusa Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line or Tobu Skytree Line), take Exit 1 and walk straight along Kokusai-dori Avenue for about 8 minutes.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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