[DAIKANYAMA drawing] Sachiko Harada - Wrapping and gifting "Modern Japanese calligraphy" 4/12・4/14

A workshop on origami and modern Japanese calligraphy led by calligraphy artist Sachiko Harada.
Origata is one of the etiquette of the samurai society with a history of over 600 years, and is also the origin of origami. In the past, Japanese people lived an everyday life where they could tell what was inside a gift just by looking at how it was wrapped. In Japan, writing culture used the four treasures of ink, inkstone, brush, and writing brush, the four treasures of the study, as communication tools, and people lived through handwritten letters instead of today's smartphones and emails.
In this workshop, we will introduce the world of "The Four Treasures of Stationery Wrapping" using fashionable wrapping supervised by the Origata Design Institute while enjoying modern Japanese calligraphy.
*This lesson is available in English.

[Date and time] 2 hours each session
4/12 (Sat) 10:30-12:30 or 4/14 (Mon) 14:00-16:00
[Number of participants] 7 people for each event [Target participants] Anyone can participate
[Location]
Daikanyama TSUTAYA Bookstore Building 2, 1st floor, Architecture and Design Floor
〒150-0033
Shibuya-ku Sarugaku-cho 17-5

[What you will receive]
・Textbook ・Japanese paper for making origami ・One free solid ink for calligraphy made by Paper Tree x Shoko Harada

What to bring:
・Oblique holder (recommended: Manuscript straight/oblique holder )
- Your favorite pointed nib (recommended: Brause361 or ZEBRA G-Pen )
・A bag to take home your teaching materials

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Profile of Sachiko Harada

Calligraphy artist/script designer Born in Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture. Grew up in Yokohama and California, USA. Graduated from Kanazawa College of Art, Department of Design. Worked as an art director/graphic designer at a major department store before going independent. Mainly works on providing designs to companies, supervising products, and teaching. Based on the concept of "a new way to enjoy Japanese," he conveys Japanese culture through a calligraphy style that combines East and West, making use of his experience living abroad.
Author of "Enjoying Japanese: My First Modern Japanese Calligraphy" (Graphic-sha Publishing)
Website: shokoharada.com
Instagram: @shokoharada919
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