
Whisk your own bowl of matcha and take the chawan, chasen and chasen holder home with you.
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Six traditional Japanese practices — tea, gold repair, moss planting, indigo dyeing, calligraphy and calming stonework.

Six hands-on Japanese traditions — from whisking matcha to mending ceramics with gold. Each session is built around patience, focus and a keepsake worth taking home.
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Whisk your own bowl of matcha and take the chawan, chasen and chasen holder home with you.

Mend broken ceramics with gold — the Japanese art that turns cracks into character, not flaws.

Wrap a plant's roots in soil and moss, Edo-era style — no pot required.

Bind, fold, twist or stitch cloth before dyeing it indigo — every result is one of a kind.

One brushstroke, one state of mind — a 1,000-year-old practice of ink and focus.
A quiet, meditative session shaping and finishing your own hand-worn calming stone.

Wheel-throwing, hand-building or Japanese glazing — six ways to shape a food-safe ceramic piece of your own.
Pick a Japanese craft, pick a date, and leave with something only you could have made.