Japanese Embroidery Study Day, Course no 332
Sunday, 19 Aug 2012 - Sunday, 19 Aug 2012
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Japanese Embroidery Special Summer Event
This unique and beautiful type of Japanese embroidery is an early art form dating back to 500 AD, used originally for the Buddhist temples and for the elaborate decoration of kimonos. Students of Japanese embroidery learn traditional methods and techniques for producing truly stunning works of art. The course is for both beginners and intermediates. Beginners will make a start on their first piece, to be continued at home and completed at future courses.
This is a rare opportunity to improve your stitching skills with the Grand Master of Japanese embroidery visiting from Atlanta, Georgia, USA - leading centre outside of Japan.
Shuji Tamura & Kazumi Tamura
Jackie Hall
Tutor Information:
Hall, Jackie has worked with needlecraft for over 20 years and Japanese Embroidery for 18 years. In 1995 she was one of the first English students to graduate in America as a teacher of Traditional Japanese embroidery. She has exhibited in England, New Zealand, America and at the World Exhibition in Tokyo. Tel. 01453 762895. Email: jackie.hall@virgin.net www.japaneseembroidery.com
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