
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.

Two days of art, talks, and ritual exploring life through the lens of death, with Japanese artists, thinkers, and makers. Early Bird $20, General Admission $30 — one ticket covers both days.
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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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