★Some photos from the event were uploaded on November 27th!
Learning from the past...
Harmony, the spirit of Japan, something that we in modern times have forgotten.
We also went to New York together.
With female calligrapher Sofu Honda,
At the Amuse Museum in Asakusa
"Living with the Good Old Japanese Culture - Washa Japan" event will be held
・Date and time: 11:00-17:00 on Saturday, November 27th and Sunday, November 28th ・Location: Amuse Museum (East side of Sensoji Temple's main hall, adjacent to the important cultural property "Nitenmon Gate")
Sofu's calligraphy will be beautifully printed on new aprons and "art canvas" made from apron fabric!
■For more details, please visit Honda Sofu's website
■Click here for the Amuse Museum website
■The permanent "Miracle Textile Art BORO Exhibition" is also a must-see! It's really amazing. It really touches your heart.
This is the one I recommend this time...
'ART Canvas'
The canvas used for the apron is durable,
This mat makes the most of the beauty of the dark blue dye.
You can use it as a placemat as shown in the picture,
It also looks beautiful as an entrance decoration.
Artist Sofu will put his heart and soul into creating the calligraphy on the spot.
Combines the best of both an apron and an apron.
It has slits so you can move your legs more easily.
When you actually try wearing it, it really feels comfortable on your back and you'll be hooked.
(Development cooperation: Kichijoji Apron & Bag Workshop Climb)
●Sofu Honda Profile
Born in Asahikawa, Hokkaido in 1981.
He began calligraphy at the age of two, and studied calligraphy under his grandmother and father during his childhood.
His talent was recognized early on, and he has exhibited in numerous exhibitions and won many awards.
He went on to study calligraphy at a university of education, where he specialized in calligraphy.
He mainly creates art calligraphy that incorporates design elements to express the inherent appeal of characters (kanji), such as their messages and origins, and is active in various fields, including events and performances to convey the appeal of characters.
His art calligraphy lessons and events have been featured in the culture pages of the Yomiuri Shimbun, the Asahi Shimbun, Tokyo FM and other media, and he has attracted attention as a calligrapher who can convey the charm of letters.
Learning from the past...
Harmony, the spirit of Japan, something that we in modern times have forgotten.
We also went to New York together.
With female calligrapher Sofu Honda,
At the Amuse Museum in Asakusa
"Living with the Good Old Japanese Culture - Washa Japan" event will be held
・Date and time: 11:00-17:00 on Saturday, November 27th and Sunday, November 28th ・Location: Amuse Museum (East side of Sensoji Temple's main hall, adjacent to the important cultural property "Nitenmon Gate")
Sofu's calligraphy will be beautifully printed on new aprons and "art canvas" made from apron fabric!
■For more details, please visit Honda Sofu's website
■Click here for the Amuse Museum website
■The permanent "Miracle Textile Art BORO Exhibition" is also a must-see! It's really amazing. It really touches your heart.
This is the one I recommend this time...
'ART Canvas'
The canvas used for the apron is durable,
This mat makes the most of the beauty of the dark blue dye.
You can use it as a placemat as shown in the picture,
It also looks beautiful as an entrance decoration.
Artist Sofu will put his heart and soul into creating the calligraphy on the spot.
Combines the best of both an apron and an apron.
It has slits so you can move your legs more easily.
When you actually try wearing it, it really feels comfortable on your back and you'll be hooked.
(Development cooperation: Kichijoji Apron & Bag Workshop Climb)
●Sofu Honda Profile
Born in Asahikawa, Hokkaido in 1981.
He began calligraphy at the age of two, and studied calligraphy under his grandmother and father during his childhood.
His talent was recognized early on, and he has exhibited in numerous exhibitions and won many awards.
He went on to study calligraphy at a university of education, where he specialized in calligraphy.
He mainly creates art calligraphy that incorporates design elements to express the inherent appeal of characters (kanji), such as their messages and origins, and is active in various fields, including events and performances to convey the appeal of characters.
His art calligraphy lessons and events have been featured in the culture pages of the Yomiuri Shimbun, the Asahi Shimbun, Tokyo FM and other media, and he has attracted attention as a calligrapher who can convey the charm of letters.