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Preserving Tradition: Experience the Artistry of Edo Komon & Ise Katagami

  • Japanese Garden in Hermann Park 6001 Fannin Street Houston, TX, 77030 United States (map)

Witness the mastery of Japan's intricate silk stencil dyeing techniques that make possible delicate patterns on kimono.

Artisans who are preserving the mastercrafts of Edo Komon and Ise Katagami will be on hand for demonstrations.

Edo Komon is the intricate silk dyeing technique that uses hand-crafted Ise Katagami washi paper stencils.

These traditional art forms, known for their delicate patterns that reveal their beauty upon closer inspection, are a testament to Japan's rich cultural heritage.

This special event is FREE and open to the public

Support comes from:

  • Yasuhiko and Akemi Saitoh Foundation

  • Asia Society Texas Center

  •  City of Houston Parks and Recreation Department

  •  Hermann Park Conservancy

  • Consul-General of Japan in Houston

  • Japan-America Society of Houston

  • U.S.-Japan Council

  • JapanCraft21

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