Sashiko Sake Cup Pincushion and Dumplings

Join in for a unique Sashiko workshop where tradition meets creativity! Learn the art of Sashiko stitching while crafting your own stylish pincushion using a traditional wooden sake cup, known as a masu. Dive into the world of Japanese embroidery and leave with a beautifully crafted pincushion that reflects both heritage and modern flair.

Blow Water will also be serving their signature dumplings. Pork and vegan options will be available.

What's included?

  • Hands-on instructions of Sashiko stitching

  • Create a beautiful pincushion using a wooden masu cup

  • Explore traditional patterns and modern variations

  • Take home a beautiful Sashiko pincushion

  • All materials and tools provided

Limited seats available, reserve yours now!

Adult (Children must be able to do needlework and shall be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult ) £38

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What people are saying

★★★★★
Olivia Arnold
Sep 2024

I really enjoyed the lovely, peaceful experience! A great skill to know beyond just the pincushio...

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How to get there

Facilities

  • Refreshments available
  • Toilets

Changes happen, don't worry

How to change dates
Change of plans? You can easily rebook the next available slot up to 3 days before your experience.
How to get a refund
Can't make it? We understand things happen! You can cancel and get a full refund up to 3 days before your experience.
Please note that this refund policy does not apply to gift bookings. You may reschedule your gift if outside the time period stated above. However, all gifts are non-refundable and expire exactly 1 year after the date of purchase.

You'll be hosted by

kinome japonica

Sachiko is a chef and tutor teaching Japanese techniques and cuisine to food lovers up and down the UK.

Cooking binds Sachiko to her family's history. It is part of family banter that Sachiko's first encounter with the world was the scent of vinegar drifting from her mother's hands, a result of years of making sushi for their restaurant in Japan. Helping in her parent's business formed a focal part of Sachiko's upbringing, and she can't wait to share her culture and tradition with you.

Sachiko Saeki (She/Her)

Sachiko's parents had a casual diner restaurant in Japan where she spent her childhood helping out and taking her first steps in her cooking career. Cooking is part of her family, a joy and a fascinating, creative passion that serves as a way to connect to society.

She's had many years experience teaching different cooking classes from knife skills and care to sushi making.

Any questions?

Ask your question directly to kinome japonica.

Available dates

Sorry, there are currently no dates available

The good news is that we’re expecting more to be added really soon!

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