Mastering the Delicate Art of Tsumamizaiku

Dive into the world of Japan’s exquisite handcraft tradition – Tsumami-zaiku, where silk whispers beauty and your fingers become floral alchemists. 

about us

We are a Japanese Handcraft Studio That Will Teach You the Fundamentals of Tsumamizaiku

What We Offer

Choose your path: bloom in a vibrant group class, cultivate your personal style in a private session, or let our artisans bring your vision to life with a customized order. Each option unfolds your creativity, whether you’re a budding enthusiast or a seasoned artist. 

Join us and discover the magic of Tsumami-zaiku!

Beginner workshop

Join our beginner-friendly workshop, where the Omakase (teacher's choice) approach guides you through the basics of this exquisite Japanese craft and you get to take home with you a beautiful handcrafted keepsake. Perfect for those with little to no experience.

Timing: Monday & Wednesday 11am-1pm
First time trial fee: ¥3,900
Regular fee: ¥4,500

Private Class

Experience a tailored adventure through a focused three-hour session with our expert instructor for personalized guidance and skill enhancement. Suitable for all skill levels from beginners to intermediate. You get to take home your handmade keepsake of your choice.

Timing: Contact us to arrange a convenient time
Fee: ¥5,500

Customised Orders

Transform your vision into a bespoke Tsumamizaiku keepsake, ranging from intricate Kanzashi hairpins to contemporary earrings, cufflinks, and more. The possibilities with this traditional Japanese art are limitless. Reach out for a personalized consultation and receive a quotation tailored to your unique design aspirations.

Things You Will Learn

Kiji

Explore the rich textures and vibrant colors of fabrics, including the traditional chirimen and the smooth habutae silk.

Tsumamu

Learn the secrets of "tsumami," the art of pinching and shaping fabric with tweezers

Huku

Master the art of "huku," the process of assembling individual petals into breathtaking floral masterpieces.

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Miki Ogata

Miki, a dedicated Tsumamizaiku instructor with years of experience in this traditional Japanese art form, balances her professional life with being a loving mother to two spirited children. She first discovered her love for Tsumamizaiku in her childhood and has dedicated herself to mastering the craft, studying under renowned artisans and immersing herself in its history and cultural significance.

Her workshops go beyond simple craft learning; they are a journey through Japanese culture and aesthetics, enriched by her unique blend of traditional and contemporary techniques. Miki's goal is to share the joy and fulfillment that comes with creating something by hand, keeping the spirit of Tsumamizaiku alive for future generations.

Embark on your journey of creativity and cultural exploration with us today