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SUMMARY:CREATION THROUGH TRADITION
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for this exciting event. Textiles have played a significant role in Japanese culture\nthroughout its history. Weavers and dyers are renowned for their distinctive designs and exceptional\naesthetics. Using fine examples of each\, Masako will introduce various dyeing techniques such as\nKatazome\, Shibori\, Indigo and Kakishibu as well as weaving procedures including Sakiori\, Kasuri and\nMeisen. Linking contemporary textiles to these traditional techniques\, Masako will demonstrate how\nJapanese artisanship has been expanded and refined through innovative transformation of\ntraditional skills. One example of this is Nuno\, a textile which is recognised by museums around the\nworld. \nMASAKO MASUDA\nMasako Masuda’s lifelong engagement with Japanese textiles began with her grandfather’s textile\ncompany trading as Chobishi in Tokyo\,1910. One of the first exporters of Japanese silks and kimonos\nto the world\, Masuda’s personal designs also brought Western sensibilities to Japanese consumers\nof the early 20th C. Masako has worked with both collectors and curators as well as textile\, fashion\nand costume designers in Konjaku Nishimura\, Kyoto specialising in antique and vintage textiles. This\nemployment allowed her to extend her love of Japanese textiles into historical and technical\nresearch. Since moving to Australia in 1995\, her interests broadened to include ceramics\, decorative\narts and works on paper\, seeking to present the best examples of Japanese artisanship through\ncurated exhibitions. \nHOW TO BOOK: Please email Lindie Ward lindieward@hotmail.com by May 7 book your place at the gallery visit and to request a restaurant reservation. Limited numbers. Please make all bookings and payments in advance. \nHOW TO PREPAY:\n1. By Direct Debit (“your name MASUDA” as reference)\nBSB: 012 003 Account Number: 2185 28414\nAccount Name: The Asian Arts Society of Australia \n2. By credit card on this website – see booking button on top right of this page \n 
URL:https://www.taasa.org.au/events/creation-through-tradition/
LOCATION:Masuda Gallery\, Space 145\, 145 St John's Rd\, NSW\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Study Groups,Textiles Study Group (NSW)
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