2024年04月12日

About the Pottery Painting Plan

Choose your favorite design for a tea utensil, and let's create a one-of-a-kind tea utensil by utilizing the traditional [Edo lacquerware], cultivated in the Edo period, as a base and enhancing it with a diverse array of colors.

This is a plan where you can enjoy tea and sweets on the spot using the completed tea utensil.
Even for those without experience, you'll be able to complete a lovely tea utensil while having fun and take it home with you.

We will provide art supplies and aprons at our store, so you don't need to prepare anything on the day of the workshop. Please feel free to come by at your convenience.

Choose your favorite design for a tea utensil, and let's create a one-of-a-kind tea utensil by utilizing the traditional [Edo lacquerware], cultivated in the Edo period, as a base and enhancing it with a diverse array of colors.

This is a plan where you can enjoy tea and sweets on the spot using the completed tea utensil. Even for those without experience, you'll be able to complete a lovely tea utensil while having fun and take it home with you.

We will provide art supplies and aprons at our store, so you don't need to prepare anything on the day of the workshop. Please feel free to come by at your convenience.

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Choose your favorite design for a tea utensil, and let's create a one-of-a-kind tea utensil by utilizing the traditional [Edo lacquerware], cultivated in the Edo period, as a base and enhancing it with a diverse array of colors.

This is a plan where you can enjoy tea and sweets on the spot using the completed tea utensil.
Even for those without experience, you'll be able to complete a lovely tea utensil while having fun and take it home with you.

We will provide art supplies and aprons at our store, so you don't need to prepare anything on the day of the workshop. Please feel free to come by at your convenience.

Choose your favorite design for a tea utensil, and let's create a one-of-a-kind tea utensil by utilizing the traditional [Edo lacquerware], cultivated in the Edo period, as a base and enhancing it with a diverse array of colors.