【คลาสเวิร์คช็อป】New Year Shimenawa Handmade Experience Workshop

🌸 About "Shimenawa": The Boundary of Purity and Blessings "Shimenawa" (しめなわ) originates from Japanese traditional culture, symbolizing "Sacred New Year." Hanging a Shimenawa at the entrance or indoors signifies the demarcation of a clean space, warding off external disturbances and welcoming the "Toshigami" (New Year's Deity), praying for peace and prosperity for the entire family in the coming year. As we handcraft a Shimenawa, each interwoven fiber carries our hopes for the future, transforming this traditional ornament into a warm presence that guards our homes. 🌿 Workshop Highlights & Floral Materials This workshop features carefully selected, high-quality floral materials to create a three-dimensional and richly layered Shimenawa for you: • Red Sola Flower: Serving as the visual centerpiece, Sola flowers are handcrafted from the Aeschynomene genus and possess excellent absorption properties. You can add your favorite essential oils on-site, making your creation not only beautiful but also a home diffuser ornament. • Preserved Statice: Symbolizing enduring and unchanging friendships, its elegant hue adds a touch of sophistication to the piece. • Evergreen Base: Crafted with cedar and pine, it brings a forest-like fragrance and eternal vitality. • Festive Elements: Paired with various dried flowers and New Year's decorations, it builds a strong sense of festive ritual. ⏱️ Workshop Information • Workshop Duration: Approximately 1.5 - 2 hours (depending on individual pace). • Handmade Experience Price: $1,380 / person. • Location: 2F, No. 20, Minquan West Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City (approx. 5-6 minutes walk from Minquan West Road MRT Station). 🌺 Social Media Facebook | Crystal Florist IG | Crystal Florist LINE | @crystalflorist This is more than just a floral art class; it's a therapeutic dialogue with yourself. No prior floral experience is needed. We will guide you through the basic techniques, allowing you to take home a piece of lucky art imbued with the warmth of your own hands.