Here are some moments from our recent Tsumami Zaiku and miniature clay photo frame workshops.
In the Tsumami Zaiku workshop, participants chose their favorite fabrics and background papers to create beautiful floral frames, each with its own unique character.
Although it was their first time, both participants showed wonderful creativity and great taste, resulting in truly beautiful pieces. They enjoyed the creative process and were delighted with their finished works.
In the miniature clay workshop, we made charming Dutch-style photo frames featuring cute windmills and tulips.
It was a special time where one-of-a-kind creations were brought to life.
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At Coloratura, we offer miniature clay and Tsumami Zaiku workshops on an ongoing basis.
Beginners are always welcome.
Please feel free to contact me if you are interested.
We have just finished the third and final session of our three-part Tsumami Zaiku workshop, and these beautiful pieces are now complete.
Over the three sessions, participants learned the basic techniques for making round petals, pointed petals, and leaves, and then completed their chosen pieces as either a framed artwork or a hair accessory.
Although the types of flowers created were essentially the same, the choice of colors and the final form resulted in remarkably different impressions. Both pieces turned out beautifully.
One participant chose to create a framed artwork. Colorful patterned fabrics were used, with a background paper featuring cranes, resulting in a well-balanced and vibrant piece. I hope it will brighten up the room wherever it is displayed.
The other participant created a hair accessory. As her daughter will soon be celebrating her Coming-of-Age Ceremony, she selected colors that would complement a traditional furisode kimono. Using only solid-colored fabrics, the finished piece is elegant and charming. It will be a lovely accent when worn with the kimono, and her daughter is sure to be delighted to receive such a heartfelt, handmade gift from her mother.
Both participants looked truly satisfied when their one-of-a-kind creations were completed. There is something very special about finishing a piece made with care and intention.
Thank you very much for joining the workshop.
✴︎ I am planning to offer the same workshop again in January. If you are interested, you can reach me via Instagram message.
✴︎ I am also planning to launch a Tsumami Zaiku course next year, where participants can create a variety of different flowers. Please look forward to it!