Remember we will be at the Tanabata Festival at Cutlery Works tomorrow.
Our session starts at 12pm and I will be demonstrating at our stall. It’s free to come. See you tomorrow.
Continue readingJapan Fest Welcome Asia
Date: 4th May 2024 (Saturday)
Time: 10am – 5pm
Venue: Cromford Mills, Mill Rd, Matlock, DE4 3RQ
Continue readingOn 2nd and 3rd December, we will be back at the Kelham Island Museum once again to join the Victorian Christmas Market.
Victorian Christmas Market 2023
Venue: Kelham Island Museum
2nd Dec 10:00-18:00; 3th Dec 10:00-17:00
Continue readingHappy Luna New Year! Do you know?: Japan used to adopt the Lunisolar Calendar and celebrated Shogatsu the same time as the rest of East Asia.
Continue readingBeing the first post of 2022, we wish everyone a wonderful year ahead. あけましておめでとう!
Continue readingIt’s almost Christmas and New Year, and I think a clean at the studio is needed. My table is covered with flowers and half-finished work. I am sure having a tidy table is going to help me work better.
Continue readingOver the past weeks, we had been working extra hard to prepare the new stock for All Good Stuff at Butcher Works. After a few sleepless nights, all of the pieces can now be found in the shop.
As Christmas is closing by, we have also sorted out gift boxes for you and they are beautifully presented.
Continue readingInspired by the refreshing, cool and sunny days of early autumn, Ryo is a set of three bright and spirited headpieces.
Ryo features vivid yellow chrysanthemums and hand-painted blue asters, accompanied by platycodons and a hand-painted butterfly.
Continue readingThis 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 readingAt the beginning of the year, we started a remaking art project of this headpiece from two years ago. We thought that it was very well made at the time.
However it is not coincided with our current style anymore , so we had decided to take it apart.
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