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SUMMARY:"Mokuhanga and Washi: A Working Relationship" printmaking work
 shop at Northwind Art 
DESCRIPTION:In this two-day workshop\, you get to explore the relation
 ship between mokuhanga\, traditional Japanese woodblock printing\, and
  washi\, Japanese paper. To find out all about the class and instructo
 r Charles Spitzack\, please visit https://northwindart.org/collections
 /courses. Sessions will go from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday\
 , Oct. 10 and 11.\nWith Spitzack as your guide\, you'll experiment wit
 h a range of handmade and machine-made washi from Echizen\, Japan\, a 
 place with a papermaking tradition spanning more than 1\,500 years. Ea
 ch student will receive a sample pack of washi. We will use pre-carved
  blocks to experiment with different styles of printing on each paper\
 , then gather the results and bind them into a book.\nWe will also loo
 k at sizing paper\, which is a useful skill to have in your mokuhanga 
 toolkit. As time allows\, you also can explore carving your own blocks
  and learn more about washi and how it is made.\nYou'll come away from
  this two-session class with a bound book of printed washi samples and
  sources for purchasing handmade paper for future artwork. 
URL:https://northwindart.org/collections/courses
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