[Tokyo Asakusa] Let's make a gift bag with auspicious pattern hand towel x mizuhiki
[Tokyo Asakusa] Let's make a gift bag with auspicious pattern hand towel x mizuhiki
[Tokyo Asakusa] Let's make a gift bag with auspicious pattern hand towel x mizuhiki
[Tokyo Asakusa] Let's make a gift bag with auspicious pattern hand towel x mizuhiki
[Tokyo Asakusa] Let's make a gift bag with auspicious pattern hand towel x mizuhiki
[Tokyo Asakusa] Let's make a gift bag with auspicious pattern hand towel x mizuhiki
[Tokyo Asakusa] Let's make a gift bag with auspicious pattern hand towel x mizuhiki

[Tokyo Asakusa] Let's make a gift bag with auspicious pattern hand towel x mizuhiki

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[Tokyo Asakusa] Let's make a gift bag with auspicious pattern hand towel x mizuhiki
[Tokyo Asakusa] Let's make a gift bag with auspicious pattern hand towel x mizuhiki
[Tokyo Asakusa] Let's make a gift bag with auspicious pattern hand towel x mizuhiki
[Tokyo Asakusa] Let's make a gift bag with auspicious pattern hand towel x mizuhiki
[Tokyo Asakusa] Let's make a gift bag with auspicious pattern hand towel x mizuhiki
[Tokyo Asakusa] Let's make a gift bag with auspicious pattern hand towel x mizuhiki
[Tokyo Asakusa] Let's make a gift bag with auspicious pattern hand towel x mizuhiki
Home /
Japan /
Central Kanto /
Tokyo /
Ueno, Asakusa, Kinshicho, Shin-Koiwa, Kita-Senju

Experience details

Included
  • Experience fee, material cost, consumption tax
Meeting Point

Please arrive 5 minutes before the activity start time.
Vessel and traditional craft shop Seikyodo

Venue Address

東京都台東区松が谷2-27-3 1F

Provided by

うつわと伝統工芸のお店『晴居堂』

Schedule
  • Within 1 hour
  • 実際の体験時間は約1時間です。

Description

It is pleased with a present! An eco-gift bag that can be used all the time The method of tying the mizuhiki changes every month♪ We will make an original gift bag with a lucky pattern hand towel from Daimatsu Dyeing Factory, which is dyed with Edo Komon and Edo Sarasa, and a mizuhiki decoration. There are three types of auspicious patterned tenugui: “mesh pattern” (five colors) for good luck, “wave chidori” (three colors) for family harmony, and “checkered pattern” (seven colors) for wishing for prosperity. *Please note that not all colors are available as each item is hand-dyed.