is to preserve and revitalize Japanese shibori and other heritage textile techniques across the globe through education and community engagement.
We present our workshops and events at Slow Fiber Studios (SFS).
We present our workshops and events at Slow Fiber Studios (SFS).
by Yoshiko I. Wada and David Salama
Kaei Hayakawa, the last practicing Arashi Shibori artist in Japan, will be your instructor. Immerse yourself in Arimatsu’s 400 years of Shibori traditions.
(Space is limited to a max of 10.)
Join Gungendo’s community of 400 residents in Omori Town with their “waste nothing” lifestyle rooted in traditions from Japan’s Edo period. Rustic Omori, surrounded by mountains, is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
In Arimatsu, you’ll be treated to a hands-on workshop with Hiroko Ando, grandmaster of shibori and indigo dyeing.
by WSNF and Museum der Kulturen Basel
