You can make hand printed post cards by using woodblocks of our traditional patterns. You’ll have choice of many colored papers with silver and gold paints and you will make colors by mixing pigments.

In our studio you can experience all aspects of Karakami making.You will print by using genuine woodblocks which brought us over 100years.
You can combine three different woodblocks, more than 20 colours of Washi paper and two colours of paint to make three sheets of Karakami.
You will also have the opportunity to see the studio where the artisan is printing Karakami.

Karakami size: about W470×H280mm

You will choose your favorite motif from three woodblocks and print on the Washi paper selected from 20 colors.
We prepare differen patterns for each season from the authentic woodblocks used by our artisans. After printing Karakami, you make covers and make your own stampbook.

Stampbook size : W120xH180mm.

You will print Karakami by using genuine woodblocks with our traditional patterns and make a panel as an interior decoration.
You can choose your favourite colour from a range of colourful Washi paper made in Echizen. The patterns you can print also change by seasons.

Panel size : 275x275mm

Using a special Washi paper, you will print traditional patterns with a woodblock and fold it to make a shape of Japanese Lamp. As we use the semi-transparent Japanese paper, you can see the patterns beautifully floated when lighted. *A cordless LED bulb is included so yo don't need to worry about the differences in voltage or the shape of the electrical outlets. Also You can disassemble the lamp as a sheet of karakami paper, bulb and bamboo frame so it is very easy to take it back home.

Size : W19×D19×H29cm

The full-course that you can explore Karakami deeply. The tour includes sutudio visit, small envelop making after printing Karakami, and kyo-machiya (traditional Kyoto house) tour where you can see colorful splendid karakami used for sliding doors.

Experience to create your own Karakami piece.

You will visit historical sites and traditional crafts shops located around our shop, Karamaru. Scheduled to be held four times a year.