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Japansk håndværk - Shibori, Kurinuki, Kokedama, Gyotaku og Sashiko
Nørgaards HøjskoleIn this course you will be introduced to different techniques: Shibori, Kurinuki, Kokedama, Gyotaku and Sashiko. Japan has always had a long and strong tradition of handicrafts, which are characterized by high quality and good craftsmanship. Even today, Japanese design and aesthetics are sought after worldwide.
Discover Japanese craftsmanship. We work with existing materials, textiles and objects and give them new life. It is modern and absolutely necessary to recycle and extend the life of the things we surround ourselves with. Here you get the opportunity to try out five different techniques. You will not become an expert, but you will have the opportunity to sniff out the techniques.
Subject for this course
Arts and creative subjects
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Visual Arts •
Design •
Recycling •
Graphic Design •
Ceramics and Raku •
Art History •
Crafts •
Patchwork and Sewing Art •
Jewelry •
Sewing •
Drawing •
Textiles •
Textile Design •
Textile Printing •
Aesthetics •
Nature and science •
Nature and Environment •
About the course
Which school?
When?
Start date 27-06-2027
End date 03-07-2027
For how long?
1 week
Is there room?
Status: Available spots
What kind of course?
Topic
Order material about the course16584
Japansk håndværk - Shibori, Kurinuki, Kokedama, Gyotaku og Sashiko
Arts and creative subjects
Visual Arts
Design
Recycling
Graphic Design
Ceramics and Raku
Art History
Crafts
Patchwork and Sewing Art
Jewelry
Sewing
Drawing
Textiles
Textile Design
Textile Printing
Aesthetics
Nature and science
Nature and Environment
Short courses (1-7 weeks)
1
1 week
2027-06-27
27-06-2027
2027-07-03
03-07-2027
Available spots
Topic
East Jutland
Nørgaards Højskole
In this course you will be introduced to different techniques: Shibori, Kurinuki, Kokedama, Gyotaku and Sashiko. Japan has always had a long and strong tradition of handicrafts, which are characterized by high quality and good craftsmanship. Even today, Japanese design and aesthetics are sought after worldwide.
Discover Japanese craftsmanship. We work with existing materials, textiles and objects and give them new life. It is modern and absolutely necessary to recycle and extend the life of the things we surround ourselves with. Here you get the opportunity to try out five different techniques. You will not become an expert, but you will have the opportunity to sniff out the techniques.
Vestre Ringvej 9,
8850 Bjerringbro
https://basen.hojskolerne.dk/orders/course_catalogue/16584
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