
Japanese Hand-Knotting: The First Knot
One evening only. Four makers from Okayama teach the first knots of Japanese hand-knotting. Make a small knotted keyring or brooch in plant-dyed cotton and take it home the same night.

Kyoto dye artist Bin Kuroshima's first exhibition with Carl Hansen & Søn, at the Danish furniture maker's Midtown Manhattan flagship. On view November 6, 2026 – January 8, 2027. Opening reception Tuesday, November 10, 6–8 pm. Free admission.
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Create your own fresh holiday table wreath, guided by the basic principles of the Ohara School of Ikebana. One night only: Thursday, December 10, 6:00–7:30 PM.
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One evening only. Four makers from Okayama teach the first knots of Japanese hand-knotting. Make a small knotted keyring or brooch in plant-dyed cotton and take it home the same night.

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Paint a chrysanthemum in sumi ink in a 60-minute class that starts from the basics, like how to hold the brush. All materials are provided.

Paint a chrysanthemum in sumi ink in a 60-minute class that starts from the basics, like how to hold the brush. All materials are provided.

Ohara-style Japanese flower arrangement in two levels: Introductory Course (6:30–8:30 pm) and Above Beginner (6:00–8:00 pm). Flower fee and materials are included.

Make a kimekomi doll (Frog, Owl, Jizo, Daruma, or Goldfish) by pressing fabric into the grooves of a wooden body. Two hours; no experience necessary, all materials included.

Whisk your own bowl of matcha in a 90-minute Japanese tea ceremony class, seated on chairs at a table rather than kneeling. All materials included.

Float ink on water and transfer the marbled pattern onto washi paper and fabric in a 60-minute class. No experience necessary; all materials provided. Ages 12+.