You will try Bengala Dyeing Board Tie- Dyeing, where you fold a tenugui (hand towel) using bengala dye and tie it on a wooden block.
This is a dyeing technique used for yukata, where a continuous pattern is dyed by combining the way the fabric is folded and the board.
Bengala dyeing is a natural dye that is extracted from the soil and returns to the soil.
It is an energy-saving dyeing method that requires only a small amount of water.
The items to be dyed are tenugui made from Ise cotton, a traditional craft from Mie Prefecture, Japan.
You can come to the store empty-handed.
Our staff will explain everything to you in detail, so first-timers, children, and women can feel at ease! After the experience, you can take a break with a hot drink.
Look for the sign in front of the store. The event will be held on the 2nd floor.
Look for the sign in front of the store. The event will be held on the 2nd floor.