Llar de Yukiko. Tsutsumu: kinchaku and travel jewelry case workshop
Kinchaku and travel jewelry case workshop to launch Llar de Yukiko: three Thursdays in November to sew Japanese pieces for everyday use.
This module is part of the mottainai theme, a Japanese word expressing the regret of wasting things. We will work on the concept of tsutsumu (to wrap/contain) and make the most of the fabric we have.
- November 12: kinchaku, a reversible bag made with recycled material and minimal new fabric
- November 19 and 26: kainokuchi, a travel jewelry case (in two sessions)
What to bring
Scissors, needles, thread, basic sewing tools, and fabric scraps. Yukiko provides the rest of the materials.
Instructor
Yukiko Murata, a Japanese artist trained in ceramics, glass, and design, who combines her work with workshops on creativity, sustainability, and Japanese culture. You can see her work on Instagram: @llardeyukiko [link]
Practical information
When: Thursday, November 12, 19, and 26, from 6 PM to 8 PM
Where: Musubu, C. Rodríguez, 3 (Barcelona)
Price: €120 for the module (three sessions)
Places: 12
Language: Catalan
Registration: reserve your spot and pay using the button on this page.
This workshop is part of the Llar de Yukiko series [link to general listing]
We look forward to seeing you!
About Yukiko Murata
Born in Ishikawa (Japan), she studied ceramics, glass and design in Barcelona, Kanazawa and Copenhagen. She has exhibited her work in Europe, the United States and Japan. She combines her artistic practice with teaching, running ceramics, glass and design courses, as well as workshops on creativity, sustainability and Japanese culture.
