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COMING SOON - Tsumami Zaiku Workshop (Making Flowers out of Antique Kimono Fabric)

$90.00
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COMING SOON

DATE:

TIME:

LOCATION: Amakakeru Art Studio in my home in Greenville, SC (near Sara Collins Elementary School - exact address to be provided after booking)

Tsumami Zaiku is a traditional Japanese craft that uses small pieces of kimono fabric to create delicate flowers and decorative objects such as hair ornaments and pins (kanzashi), floral balls, amulets, gift boxes, and other beautiful decorations.

The word tsumami means “pinching,” referring to the technique of repeatedly pinching and folding small pieces of fabric to create intricate flower petals.

In this workshop, you’ll learn the basic techniques of Tsumami Zaiku and create beautiful fabric flowers that can be used as brooches, bookmarks, gift embellishments, festive decorations, and more. No prior experience is necessary (but participants must be 15 years of age and older).

Simple, relaxing, and fun, Tsumami Zaiku is a wonderful way to slow down, enjoy the creative process, and make something beautiful by hand in a warm and meditative environment.

COMING SOON

DATE:

TIME:

LOCATION: Amakakeru Art Studio in my home in Greenville, SC (near Sara Collins Elementary School - exact address to be provided after booking)

Tsumami Zaiku is a traditional Japanese craft that uses small pieces of kimono fabric to create delicate flowers and decorative objects such as hair ornaments and pins (kanzashi), floral balls, amulets, gift boxes, and other beautiful decorations.

The word tsumami means “pinching,” referring to the technique of repeatedly pinching and folding small pieces of fabric to create intricate flower petals.

In this workshop, you’ll learn the basic techniques of Tsumami Zaiku and create beautiful fabric flowers that can be used as brooches, bookmarks, gift embellishments, festive decorations, and more. No prior experience is necessary (but participants must be 15 years of age and older).

Simple, relaxing, and fun, Tsumami Zaiku is a wonderful way to slow down, enjoy the creative process, and make something beautiful by hand in a warm and meditative environment.

Workshop Refund, Cancellation & Transfer Policy

ATTIRE & SHOES
Sumi ink and other products used can stain clothing, so please wear comfortable clothes that you don’t mind getting a little ink on.

In keeping with Japanese tradition, shoes are removed when entering the home. Please feel free to bring your own slippers or if you don’t have any, new disposable slippers will be provided.

Where to Find Us

Amakakeru Art Studio at my Home in Greenville, SC

Near Sara Collins Elementary School

Exact Address will be provided after Booking

 

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