Learning Kumiko
Learning Kumiko
Kumiko is a delicate Japanese woodworking technique that utilizes thin strips of wood to create intricate geometric patterns. This is accomplished without the use of nails or fasteners, but rather through interlocking joints and carefully executed angled pieces. You can find examples of Kumiko in shoji, furniture, boxes, door panels, etc.
Students will primarily use hand tools to create their patterned works of art. We will concentrate on the asa-no-ha pattern (hemp leaf pattern), a popular design, to communicate basic techniques and tool use. We will also create a frame to help showcase your work.
No experience is required. All materials will be provided. Workshop is limited to six spots.
Tuition: $335
Materials Fee: $35
TOTAL: $370
DATE// April 10, 11, & 12 / Friday, Saturday, & Sunday
TIME// Friday: 6-9pm / Saturday: 9-4pm / Sunday: 9-4pm
Please proceed to the “Cart” to input payment information after signing up below. Sign up is not completed until payment has been processed.
Image: Asa no ha pattern: Tanihata Kumiko
