Introduction to Katazome Print with Indigo Dye - 2027 Dates

Saturday 16 January 2027, 20 February 2027, 20 March 2027

£50.00

A gentle, hands‑on introduction to Japanese textile techniques in Emi’s home studio.
This short workshop offers a quiet space to explore simple katazome printing using the indigo vat.

In this session, you will learn the basics of katazome, a traditional Japanese resist‑dye technique that uses rice‑paste stencil printing. You will apply rice paste through a stencil onto cloth, allow it to dry slightly, and then dye your piece in the indigo vat to reveal the pattern.
This workshop is designed for beginners as an introduction to katazome.
The fabric size is A4.

You will create a small piece to take home, and you may also see Emi’s Japanese Heritage indigo vat during the session.

Price

£50 per person
All materials included

Schedule

This workshop is held from 10:00am to 12:00pm.
You can choose your date from:

  • Saturday 16 January 2027

  • Saturday 20 February 2027

  • Saturday 20 March 2027

Note

This workshop is booked per person.
Dates are fixed in advance, and up to six people can join each session.

Held at Emi Fujisawa Textile Studio, Church Street, Burton Latimer.

Just a little note that our two cats may be around during the workshop.

Once your booking is complete, we will be in touch within three working days to check which day you would like to attend and to confirm your date. Please ensure your contact details are correct when completing your reservation.

We will contact the person who booked first to fill the available spaces on their requested date. However, if your preferred date becomes full, we may ask you to choose an alternative date or, if possible, the same day at a different time, depending on booking numbers.
Thank you for your understanding.

If you are interested in a different type of workshop—such as a group session, a masterclass, or another format—please contact us via email or through the contact form.

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