Japanese Textile Workshops 　日本のテキスタイル　ワークショップ

Living in a small mountain village just outside of Tokyo, I grow a crop of indigo every year and process the leaves into dye using traditional methods. I also breed silk moths, raise the silkworms and then reel/spin the silk from the cocoons. The silk is then dyed with natural dyes and finally woven on traditional Japanese looms. I run several ten-day live-in workshops a year at the old farmhouse here in Japan focusing on the Japanese use of indigo. Contact me for information.

Thursday, 9 May 2019

Daddy Waiting.

I have been raising silkworms for over 20 years. Last year I took year off. 1000 eggs about to hatch tomorrow. Such anticipation and excitement. The mulberry is salad fresh. Daddy is waiting. A few months from now I should have some beautiful hand spun silk floss thread.

3 comments:

Murrsee Boucoop21 May 2019 at 21:59
Hello Bryan,

I am from Singapore and would like to join the workshop you host every year, but how do I go about this?
You are very inspirational :)
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chris8 June 2019 at 18:55
Not sure about the beard! Hope the silk worms do their magic - look forward to seeing the result.
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Unknown19 July 2019 at 21:22
Nice information.
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