Experience the ancient art of traditional Japanese Washi papermaking in Kyoto. Create your own unique piece of washi paper using local flowers and leaves, and learn about the centuries-old techniques. Craft it into postcards, table mats, lampshades, or tapestry panels. A memorable and authentic souvenir from Japan!
Experience the ancient art of traditional Japanese Washi papermaking in Kyoto. Create your own unique piece of washi paper using local flowers and leaves, and learn about the centuries-old techniques. Craft it into postcards, table mats, lampshades, or tapestry panels. A memorable and authentic souvenir from Japan!
- 345 Sanjōjōchō - In a traditional Japanese-style house in the heart of Kyoto, you will be able to experience crafting a set of postcards, or a table-mat, or a wraparound lampshade, or a tapestry panel out of a piece of washi paper. You will be able to bring them with you right after the class as one of the heartful memories in Kyoto.
- 345 Sanjōjōchō - In a traditional Japanese-style house in the heart of Kyoto, you will be able to experience crafting a set of postcards, or a table-mat, or a wraparound lampshade, or a tapestry panel out of a piece of washi paper. You will be able to bring them with you right after the class as one of the heartful memories in Kyoto.
- Includes all taxes, fees, and handling charges
- Includes all taxes, fees, and handling charges
- Transportation to/from workshop
- Transportation to/from workshop
You can create authentic Japanese Washi paper using natural ingredients. Delight in the process of crafting your own washi paper and embellishing it with dried, seasonal flora such as flowers and leaves. Once the paper is dry, you have the option to transform it into various items like a set of postcards, a table mat, a lampshade cover, or a wall…
You can create authentic Japanese Washi paper using natural ingredients. Delight in the process of crafting your own washi paper and embellishing it with dried, seasonal flora such as flowers and leaves. Once the paper is dry, you have the option to transform it into various items like a set of postcards, a table mat, a lampshade cover, or a wall hanging.
Under the tutelage of a skilled instructor, you can engage in this activity in a serene setting. As the paper dries, there’s an opportunity to view a brief documentary showcasing the ancient art of paper-making that has persisted for more than a millennium.
This handmade Washi paper makes for an extraordinary keepsake or present from Japan!
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Operated by a multi-lingual guide (Japanese and English)
- Only 9-min walk from #24 exit of Shijo station on Kyoto Metro Karasuma Line or Karasuma station on Hankyu Line
- Only 6-min walk from #6 exit of Karasuma Oike station on Kyoto Metro Karasuma Line
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.