Kinusaigia Art $35

Kinusaiga (often called "patchwork without sewing") is a traditional Japanese craft where discarded silk kimono scraps are intricately tucked into grooves carved into a wooden block, creating a seamless, painterly mosaic. Modern variations use foam insulation board or styrofoam instead of wood, eliminating the need for glue or sewing. How Kinusaiga Works Instead of using a needle and thread, the image is formed entirely by manipulating fabric tension. Please feel free to bring your own drinks and snacks! Please register on our website under Book Now tab. Clicking "Going" on Facebook will not reserve your spot. You must be registered and paid in advance to attend. All cancellations will be rescheduled. There are no refunds. We hope to see you here!