Explore Japanese Pole-Resist Dyeing

Join Rhyannan Hall, an esteemed artisan specializing in Arashi Shibori, as she guides participants through a taster session exploring the intricate Japanese technique of pole-resist dyeing. Ideal for those curious to experience this art form firsthand.

Arashi Shibori - meaning ‘storm’ in Japanese is a unique ‘tie-dye’ method that produces hypnotic patterns reminiscent of storm-driven rain.

What’s Included?

• Hands-on introduction to Arashi Shibori, a Japanese pole-resist dyeing technique
• Expert guidance from renowned artisan Rhyannan Hall
• Learn to create mesmerising storm-inspired patterns
• Insight into the history and artistry of Shibori dyeing
• All materials provided for your taster session

Hall's expertise has been recognized globally, with exhibitions at prestigious venues: the Toyama Museum of Art and Design, the Japanese Embassy, and the World Shibori Network. She has received research grants from the Daiwa Foundation and Great British Saskawa Foundation and two scholarships from Yoshiko Wada of the World Shibori Network. With 7 years of teaching experience, Rhyannan passionately imparts her knowledge of Arashi Shibori.

She has continued to refine her own skills under the mentorship of masters, Kaei Hayakawa who is the last traditional arashi practioner in Japan, and previously from the American contemporary master artist Anna-Lisa Hedstrom.

This workshop requires a minimum of 2 bookings to go ahead. If this number is not reached the host will be in touch to reschedule.