Featured on Knot Japan May 28, 2021 – Posted in: News
This week our work was featured on another article by Yamashita Tomomi from Knot Japan.
This article’s focus is in collaboration of western fascinator and tsumami zaiku kanzashi.
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This week our work was featured on another article by Yamashita Tomomi from Knot Japan.
This article’s focus is in collaboration of western fascinator and tsumami zaiku kanzashi.
Continue readingHappy Hina Matsuri! Today is the Doll Festival in Japan.
Wishing girls around the world a happy and healthy life 💖
Continue readingHappy Lunar New Year! Welcome to the #yearoftheox .
Wish everyone good luck.
Continue readingTo ease my (and your) boredom of the lockdown in the UK, I am going to do an Instagram live tomorrow 1st April at 12pm UK time.
It’s not a tutorial but more of a demonstration plus general chit-chat. I will be speaking in English mostly but if you are from Japan or HK I will be responding in Japanese and Cantonese as well.
Link here: https://www.instagram.com/takara.sheffield/
Continue reading18th – 19th May 2019
11:00 to 18:00
Fly DSA Arena, Broughton Ln, Sheffield S9 2DF
Continue readingCora will be demonstrating the process of making Kanzashi artworks which involves folding fabrics, creating designs and mounting onto frames.
5th to 7th May, 2018
12th to 13th May, 2018
Time: 11:00 to 17:00
Address: All Good Stuff, 72 Arundel St, Sheffield S1 2NS
10th March,2018 to 21st April, 2018
Every Friday 4pm – 8pm
Every Saturday 11am – 3pm
Address: Old Market Gallery, Market St, Rotherham S60 1NU
Continue readingA very early shout out but is it not the best moment to kick start the Whole Christmas season ?
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Date: 2nd – 3rd December, 2017
Time: 17:00 to 19:30
Address: Cutlers’ Hall, Church St, Sheffield S1 1HG
Continue readingCome and learn how to create Tsumami Kanzashi Geisha inspired accessories with the talented Cora from Takara Crafts.
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Date: 16th September, 2017
Time: 17:00 to 19:30
Address: SEW IN THE CITY, 119 West Bar, S3 8PT Sheffield
Continue readingWhen talking about Japan, what image does it give you? Cities of neon lightings? Or traditional shrines and Torii gates? Of course, both can represent Japan. It’s a big country after all (Psst, it’s bigger than the whole of the UK). But to me, there is another side of Japan that I really like and often overlooked by other people. It’s the hybrid of Western and Japanese ideas. Wayo Secchu: Combining the West and the…
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