Would you like to bring a cozy, gentle glow and a touch of Japanese elegance into your home? I am excited to invite you to a fun, hands-on experience in Amsterdam: The Washi Lampshade Workshop.

In this creative 2-hour session, you will design your very own original lampshade using authentic Japanese Washi paper.
✨ What makes this workshop special?
・Brought from Japan: Since Washi paper is very difficult to find here in the Netherlands, I personally bring it all the way from Japan so you can experience its beautiful texture!
・The Magic of Washi: Washi paper allows light to filter through its delicate fibers softly, creating a soothing, warm, and calming atmosphere in any room.
・Complete Design Freedom: You can choose your favorite paper from a variety of colors and patterns. Tear and paste them freely, create floral shapes, or choose your favorite shape from our paper punches to create your own unique motifs. Your imagination is the only limit!
・For Everyone: Whether you are an adult looking for a relaxing creative hobby or a child enjoying a fun craft, everyone is welcome.
Take a piece of gentle Japanese culture home with you and enjoy your custom lamp every single day.

《Workshop Details》
・Duration: 2 hours
・Fee: €40 (Includes all materials, Japanese tea/drinks, and sweets)
・Group Size: 3 to 7 people (A cozy, friendly, and relaxed atmosphere)
・Languages: Japanese & English
・Location: Just a 2-minute walk from the Amsterdamse Bos bus stop. (Exact address will be provided upon booking confirmation)
📌 How to Join Us: This workshop is held on-demand. When I receive 3 or more sign-ups, we will coordinate together to find the perfect date and time for everyone!
You can register your interest easily via the link below:
👉 [Book or Inquire About the Workshop Here]
Booking
Once you submit the form, I will get in touch with you to chat about the details and scheduling.
Come share a wonderful time with us, enjoy making your unique paper lamp, and create a beautiful memory in Amsterdam. I can't wait to see you at the workshop!



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