A workshop as part of the "Yayoi Kusama" exhibition at Museum Ludwig.
Based on Mazda's design philosophy "Crafted with Japanese Soul", this workshop introduces a form of craftsmanship in which precision and emotion are inextricably linked. Inspired by Komorebi - a poetic Japanese concept that describes the gentle play of sunlight falling through leaves - participants will make a wooden lamp with two traditional Japanese Mon'yō patterns, ornamental motifs that have been used in textiles, architecture and craftsmanship for generations. The workshop encourages a mindful and conscious approach to design, focusing on materiality, precision and attention to detail and creating a tangible connection between hand, object and intention.
The workshop will be led by Maya from wanowa, a participatory cultural platform inspired by the philosophy of monozukuri, a Japanese concept that goes far beyond mere making and stands for great respect for craft, material, process and purpose.
Each participant will make their own wooden lamp and take it home at the end of the workshop. No previous experience is required - the workshop is suitable for beginners and professionals alike. There is a one-hour lunch break.
For: Adults | From: Museumsdienst Köln | Technique: Designing a Japanese lamp | Price: € 28.00 | Material: 5.00 | Registration until: 21.05.202
Registration for workshop on 23.5.: Book event | Museums of the City of Cologne
Registration for workshop on 24.5.: Book event | Museums of the City of Cologne
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Price: € 28.00 | reduced: € 18.00 | material: € 5.00 | registration until: 21.05.2026