Japanese embroidery and Yuzen dyeing

This is a luxurious plan to experience two traditional Japanese crafts in one day in the heart of Tokyo. Learn from professional artists of Japanese embroidery and Yuzen dyeing in small groups and create a work of art that you can take home.

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Dyeing experience space SOMENOVA

The dye brand Miyakozome is one of Japan's leading household dyes. We are the only dye brand in Japan that is particular about in-house production, in order to provide households with products of reliable quality and high safety. In 2017, we were the first in the world to receive an eco-passport for hand-dyes at home. We are confident in our ``100 Years of Colors,'' ``Japanese Colors,'' which have been patronized for over 100 years, and our ``Handmade Colors,'' which are each made with sincerity. Dyeing is a traditional Japanese culture. SOMENOVA is a place where you can easily enjoy the dyeing experience that was once popular. You can come empty-handed while shopping. Please stop by once.

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This is a luxurious one-day experience where you can experience two traditional Japanese crafts with hundreds of years of history: Japanese embroidery and Yuzen dyeing. The event is held in Nihonbashi, the center of Tokyo, so it is easily accessible. You will learn from professional Japanese embroidery and Yuzen dyeing artists in a small group and create a work of art that you can take home. You can choose to have your work framed or with a half-collar. It is a design that can be displayed framed or used as a half-collar to decorate the neckline of a kimono.

Process) Hand-painted Yuzen pattern is applied to pure silk fabric, and then Japanese embroidery is applied.

Duration: Approximately 4 hours and 30 minutes 10:30-16:00 (including a lunch break)

Lecturer: Yasue Takahashi (Japanese embroidery artist)

Michiko Onuki (dye artist)

The event will be held at somenova in Nihonbashi, Tokyo . It is a dyeing experience space run by Miyako-zome, a dye shop founded in Nihonbashi in 1890.

For inquiries, please email us at somenova@katsuraya-finegoods.com