About this Event
Experience traditional craftsmanship preserved by generations of Japanese artisans and create your own beautiful temari inspired by cherry blossoms.
This 2-hour 45-minute beginner-friendly workshop will guide you step-by-step as you learn techniques rooted in Japan’s rich cultural heritage. Slow down, enjoy a mindful creative experience, and leave with an elegant handmade piece you’ll be proud to display.
**Limited spots available — reserve yours early! Join the waitlist to receive priority enrollment if additional workshop dates are added.
桜をイメージした美しい手毬を、一緒に作ってみませんか？日本人の先人が残してくれた伝統的な技法を学びながら、世界にひとつだけの作品が完成します。
はじめての方でも大丈夫。丁寧にサポートしますので、どなたでも素敵な桜手毬を完成させることができます。忙しい日常を少し離れて、心落ち着く創作の時間を過ごしませんか？
人気のためお席には限りがあります。気になる方はぜひお早めに。キャンセル待ちにご登録いただいた方には、追加クラスが開催される場合、優先的にご案内いたします。
What is Temari?
Temari (手まり）is a folk craft originating from Japan around 1300 years ago. Traditionally made in the form of "hand balls" given from parents to children on New Year's day. They've become a popular and versatile gift item while remaining a refreshing toy for children to play with.
Additional information
All materials are provided.
Please arrive at least 5 minutes before the start time to ensure that you are there for the start of the workshop.
About the Instructor
Asami Kusakabe:日本てまりの会 師範 (Shihan) Master, Japan Temari Association
Asami is a skilled artist specializing in temari balls and realistic portraiture. A self-taught craftswoman, she has earned the esteemed title of Shihan (Master Instructor) from the Japan Temari Association (JTA). Since leading her first workshop at Nikkei Place in 2018, she has been dedicated to sharing her expertise and the joy of handcrafting with others, continually seeking opportunities to inspire and guide new creators.
Discover more of her beautiful temari and artwork on Instagram
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre, 6688 Southoaks Crescent, Burnaby, Canada
CAD 40.13
