Cost: £35  (£30 for Friends of Dry Water)

The technique of Suminagashi originates from Japanin the12th century . It's name translates to "ink floating", from the terms “sumi” meaning ink and “nagashi” meaning floating. The technique uses only ink and water. 

 Suminagashi was originally used by Shinto monks as a form of meditation as early as the 12th century. 

 The patterns that resemble wood grain are made by dipping brushes with sumi ink and a dispersant into the water alternating between the two. You will create a series of papers which you will then turn into a notebook.

Price includes all materials and tea / coffee / cake.

HOW TO BOOK
Places are limited, so booking is essential. Text your name and the course title to the Booking Hotline 07542 141411 or contact us by email.

HOW TO PAY
You can pay cash or card on the day.