The Japan Folk Crafts Museum Osaka - Past Events
Below is a list of all past events for The Japan Folk Crafts Museum Osaka. Current and upcoming events, as well as other details, are available on the venue's page.
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Kashiki-gata: Giving Shape to Beauty
Kashiki-gata are wooden molds used to give Japanese sweets and snacks such as rakugan sugar candies their decorative shapes. Designs include flowers and plants like plums or lotuses, seasonal motifs, and...More »
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Tamba Folk Crafts – Ceramics and Textiles
Displaying Tamba ceramics and Tamba textiles from Hyogo Prefecture’s Tamba region. Soetsu Yanagi (1889-1961), founder of the Mingei (Folk Crafts) movement, spent his late years as a passionate collector...More »
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The Japan Folk Crafts Museum Osaka 45th Anniversary Exhibition: Shoji Hamada
Displaying some 200 ceramic works by Shoji Hamada (1894-1978), who served as the first curator of the Japan Folk Crafts Museum Osaka. [Related Event] Lecture “Shoji Hamada, The Japan Folk Crafts Museum...More »
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The Beauty of Kasuri - The World of Pattern
An exhibition showcasing 120 dyeing and weaving works from Tottori, a prefecture famous for Kasuri fabric and Yumihama-Gasuri. [Related Events] Lecture “Long Life Design and Folk Art” Date: June.28...More »
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Shikou Munakata + Keisuke Serizawa Exhibition
An exhibition of works by printmaker Shikou Munakata (1903-1975) and dyer Keisuke Serizawa (1895-1984), early members of the Mingei Japanese folk art movement, which was developed in the late 1920s and...More »
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Folkcrafts of India
Displaying some 150 examples of Indian dyeing, weaving, and wall decorations from the museum’s collection. Indian folkcraft reflects the country’s diverse natural environments, religions, and cultures....More »
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Masters of the Mingei Movement - Shoji Hamada, Kanjiro Kawai and Keisuke Serizawa
The Mingei Movement was founded by Soetsu Yanagi (1889-1961) whose aesthetics revolved around the everyday objects made by unknown craftsmen. This exhibition introduces the works of three masters considered...More »
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The Beauty of Blue & White - Sobachoko and Aizome
While “blue and white” usually refers to ceramics decorated with an underglaze blue, there are other “blue and white” traditional Japanese crafts too. This gallery focuses on Soba choko (glasses used for...More »
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"Textiles: The Soul of India" Exhibition
This exhibition features the selected pieces from various textiles that folk textile researcher Hiroko Iwatate collected throughout his travels. Outfits, blankets and rugs have original colors, shapes...More »
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"Masterpieces from Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft" Exhibition
About 170 works that have been selected from the Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft will be displayed in Osaka for the first time. From the Okayama prefecture and its vicinities, handicrafts, dyed textiles...More »
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"Contemporary Textiles - Exploring Beauty in Everyday Life" Exhibition
By focusing on "utilitarian beauty", the exhibition will feature works by textile artists who manipulate natural materials by hand.More »