This is a sustainable and creative experience where you can create one-of-a-kind interior design pieces using Kimono you no longer wear. You can take your finished original work of art home with you.
- The traditional techniques used for kimono, such as dyeing, weaving, and hand-painting techniques will be introduced.
- You will select your favorite colors and patterns from more than 200 antique kimonos.
- We will explain the historical background and the symbolic meaning of the chosen kimono pattern and the symbolic meaning of each season in Japan. Knowing the story behind the pattern adds deep value and individuality to the piece.
- Using traditional Japanese backing techniques, you will attach the selected fabric to the panel. While carefully providing tips on each step of the process, we will work together to create a one-of-a-kind work of art.
- You can take your finished original work of art home with you. You can enjoy it for a long time as an interior decoration for your home or office, or as a special souvenir.
The venue is an art gallery on Meguro Interior Street. This is a popular area for those interested in interior design.
The gallery is located on the first floor of a glass-walled building along Meguro Street.
It will be where it is marked QUADRO.
The gallery is located on the first floor of a glass-walled building along Meguro Street.
It will be where it is marked QUADRO.
