TUMI-ISI PAINTING WORKSHOP@JAPAN FOUNDATION SYDNEY
In collaboration with Japan Foundation Sydney, we are pleased to host a tumi-isi (balancing object) painting workshop on Thursday, 10…
AI-ZOME INDIGO DYEING WORKSHOP@JAPAN FOUNDATION SYDNEY
In collaboration with Japan Foundation Sydney, we are pleased to host an Ai-zome (indigo dyeing) workshop on Saturday, 28 September…
The Raw Materials Used in Crafting Blades
As this is a specialist subject, it would be unfamiliar to us. However, let us take a look to understand…
Japanese grip scissors, Tokyo-style and Kyoto-style
Japanese grip scissors are perfect for small tasks. Although the Japanese were first to develop ‘scissors’, they continue to be…
Easy 2 steps to maintain your knife everyday
Don’t you think maintaining Japanese blades are hard? .. Not at all with the right knowledge! Here’s easy tips for…
What are our recommended shears?
The size of shears should be about the same as the distance between the tip of your fingers to your…
Easy way to remove rust on Japanese blades
Most of Japanese blades are made with high carbon steel, excepting particular material description. Like all carbon steel products, they…
Japanese Blades to last long
Japanese Blades are designed and made to last for decades with proper maintenance. Enjoy spending a little of your time…