[Experience] Towel-Dyeing

Why don’t you make your one and only original towel by stamping a wooden stamp associated with Kanazawa on a tenugui towel?
Sumire Shinjo, a dye artist active in Kanazawa, will teach you in a traditional old house called machiya.

[Sumire Shinjyo]
Sumire was born in Okinawa, and is a graduate of the Musashino Art University Department of Industrial, Interior, and Craft Design, where she studied textile design and first encountered woodblock printing and wax dyeing. Her work combines these techniques for unique, distinctive depictions of motifs like landscapes, plants, and animals. She has worked at the Kanazawa Utatsuyama Kogei Kobo, and is still active in Kanazawa.

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