Experience the Japanese tradition and create your own artworks! We'll introduce the basics of washi paper with a guide document. An Origami lamp is created by folding and gluing together several sheets of handmade washi paper in a bellows-like manner. Inserting a small lamp inside the bellows-like washi paper, the ramp shines with gentle and warm light. When you close the bellows shape, the shape will look like a closed book. Additionally, you will create a mizuhiki knot (paper strings) ornament for the belt.
At the end, you will have your one and only Origami lump. At the end of the session, we offer Japanese sweets with "Japanese paper tea" that is not offered elsewhere!
“Mizuhiki” is a traditional paper cord, with a core of twisted washi paper, wrapped by nylon or film, making it a very decorative cord. Did you know each knot has meanings? Knowing the meaning of knots makes them perfect for gifts.
Because washi is light and durable, it is perfect for art pieces and interior decor. Let’s learn about the Japanese traditional crafts and its skills to create your own original art piece.
This workshop is not suitable for young children due to the detailed work required.
A 5-minute walk from Shin-Okachimachi station(Toei Subway Oedo Line-Exit A2)
A 10-minute walk from Okachimachi station(JR Yamanote Line-North Exit)
A 10-minute walk from Nakaokachimati station(Subway Hibiya Line-Exit A3)
My store is very close to the Satake shopping street.
A 5-minute walk from Shin-Okachimachi station(Toei Subway Oedo Line-Exit A2)
A 10-minute walk from Okachimachi station(JR Yamanote Line-North Exit)
A 10-minute walk from Nakaokachimati station(Subway Hibiya Line-Exit A3)
My store is very close to the Satake shopping street.
