Easy traditional craft workshop with colorful cloth flowers!
"Tsumami zaiku" Kanzashi Hair Ornament & Keyholder Traditional Craft Workshop
Date & Time: September 10, 2025 (Wed) 2:00p.m.-5:00p.m.
We will be hosting a special workshop where you can make your own original kanzashi (Japanese hair ornament) or keyholder using Tsumami-zaiku pieces. Tsumami-zaiku is a traditional Japanese craft for creating fabric art by pinching and folding small pieces of cloth with tweezers.
You can make your own custom kanzashi hair ornament or keyholder with premade irohana (“colored flowers”) by Kyoto handicraft manufacturer Takagi-Seni Co., Ltd. Choose from a variety of patterns to create your own original work!
This in-house workshop is perfect for that spare moment in your Kyoto journey.
About the Workshop
■ Date/Time: September 10, 2025 (Wed) / 2:00p.m.-5:00p.m.
■ Venue: 1F Intergate Lounge, Hotel Intergate Kyoto Shinjo Shinmachi
■ How to participate: Please come directly to the Intergate Lounge. No reservations needed—walk-ins welcome!
■ In Collaboration With: Takagi-Seni Co., Ltd.
■ Courses:
1. “Tsumami zaiku” Kanzashi Hair Ornament Making
Price: 2,000 yen (tax included)
Duration: Approx. 45-60 min
2. “Tsumami zaiku” Keyholder Making
Price: 1,800円 yen (tax included)
Duration: Approx. 45-60 min
*Price includes materials cost, instructor fees, and service charges.
**Limited capacity—up to 3 participants at one time. Wait time may occur when there is congestion; we appreciate your understanding.
Special Sale of Handicraft Items
Popular handicraft items from Panami, a direct sales site operated by Takagi Seni Co., Ltd., will be available for in-person purchase exclusively on the workshop date. Shop from a wide selection of Japanese-style handicraft items that capture the charm of Japan, including cute keyholders with a motif of “pokkuri,” the high geta sandals worn by maiko, as well as handicraft kits that allow you to easily make Japanese-style keyholders without sewing. Please take this chance and stop by.
Takagi-Seni Co., Ltd.
Website: https://www.takagi-seni.com/ (JP)
Address: 374 Enoki-cho, Agaru, Kamichoja-machi, Kuromondori, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto
Headquartered in Nishijin, Kyoto, Takagi-Seni plans and sells handicraft supplies and handmade kits. They value the aesthetic sense and values that are said to be “Kyoto-esque,” while also keeping up with modern trends to create new products.
