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Craft from Kyoto | Shibori Tie-Dyeing Workshop
June 21–June 23 | Heath San Francisco
Shibori tie-dye is a technique popularized in Japan 600 years ago. It’s been used by the shoguns as a means of creating beautiful patterns on fabrics and kimonos.In this workshop, kimono dyer Shinya Takeda of ANDO Co. teaches guests how to use this tie-dye technique in order to create Japanese furoshiki, a cotton wrapping cloth.
Choose your own colors and use the ancient shibori tie-dyeing technique—often seen in intricate kimono patterns—to create a one-of-a-kind furoshiki.
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This workshop is part of the Craft From Kyoto showcase, where we’ve invited a group of skilled makers all the way from Kyoto to share their craft with us in San Francisco.
Meet the Maker
ANDO Co., Ltd was founded in 1923 as a manufacturer of obi sashes and traditional cloths using Shibori (Tie-dyeing) technique. Nowadays, to meet the need of our traditional technique and products as spatial garnish, we offer Shibori to as an interior accessory to be used in a space of hotels, guesthouses or other facilities.Details
Craft From Kyoto | Shibori Tie-Dyeing Workshop, with Ando Co.Dates: Fri, June 21st; Sat, June 22nd; Sun, June 23rd
Times: 11am–12:30pm; 3pm–4:30pm
Age requirement: Those under 6 years old should be accompanied by an adult.
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