Tsurumi Dyeing and Decoration Crafts

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A historic studio practicing "Kaga Yuzen," the refined silk-dyeing craft of Kanazawa. It highlights the realistic depictions and the "Kaga Gosai" color palette that define this art form. Visitors can learn about the intricate production process and even try their hand at dyeing small items. It's an immersive way to understand the immense time and love poured into Japan's kimono culture.

Tsurumi Dyeing and Decoration Crafts
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Kaga Yuzen Workshop Visit

Kaga Yuzen Workshop Visit

IN KANAZAWA HOUSE

Tsurumi Dyeing and Decoration Crafts

Address
Kaga Yuzen Tsurumi, 4-71 Higashiriki, Kanazawa-shi, Ishikawa
Website
https://yuzen-tsurumi.jimdofree.com/
Operator
Tsurumi Dyeing and Ornament Crafts

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