［Ended］Art & Tea Evenings – Temari Workshop
December 10, 2019
‘Art & Tea Evenings’
We invite you to sit down with MUJI for a perfect ending to a long day, as we provide a place in-store to try out and practice the many different arts of the pen, brush, paper, and colour. This series aims to engage our community by bringing people together in a relaxing and meditative space to enjoy an evening of art and a warm cup of MUJI tea.
Temari Workshop
Temari means “hand ball” in Japanese. They were once created as toys for children, but are now considered to be an art, made with careful and intricate embroidery patterns, and given to loved ones as gifts symbolizing well wishes.
MUJI Atrium and Robson Street will provide a quiet, relaxing space for you to come in to wind down with the art of temari-making! This is an embroidery craft that we will teach you how to get started in making temari. Use what you learn in this workshop to complete your temari at home, or create even more for the holiday season!
Details
- Online registration is recommended. Remaining spots will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Open to ages 15 and older. Please register each participant separately.
- Embroidery experience is not required, though participants must be able to use a needle and thread.
- Making temari takes a lot longer than just 1 hour. Please be advised that this workshops will teach you the basics of making temari, and in order to complete one, you may need more time than the workshop time.
- Embroidery thread, needles, and all other materials will be provided for this workshop. We will be making temari that are about 2.5 inches in diameter.
- Please contact us here if you have any questions.
Registration
Click on a session time to register. Each session will last about 60 minutes.
MUJI Atrium
Tuesday, December 10th – 4:30 PM
Tuesday, December 10th – 6:00 PM
MUJI Robson Street
- Event date：
- December 10, 2019
- Entrance fee：
- Free