RINZU

2026/07/21 10:26

Immerse yourself in a serene, historic tea room within a temple, embraced by nature, and craft your own fukuromono - traditional Japanese bags and pouches.




One example of fukuromono you can create is the omamori pouch.
An omamori is a small traditional Japanese charm, often carried for wishes, protection, or encouragement. In this workshop, you will hand‑stitch the fabric pouch that holds the charm, creating a piece filled with your intention and quiet prayer — whether for yourself or for someone you care about.

This workshop is arranged as a private or small‑group experience. Each session is coordinated individually to match your travel plans. Please share your available dates, and I will suggest the times that work best.



What to Expect


  • A gentle introduction to the meaning and cultural background of omamori

  • Choosing your fabric from several options

  • Learning simple hand‑stitching techniques

  • Sewing your omamori pouch at your own pace

  • Placing your intention or quiet prayer inside

  • Finishing with a cord and closure

  • A peaceful moment to appreciate your completed piece



Tea Room / Location

The workshop takes place in a serene, historic tea room within a temple. This space is not open to the public, making the experience quiet, intimate, and surrounded by nature. It is a peaceful setting where you can focus on hand‑stitching and reflection.


Practical Information


Duration: The workshop takes about 2 to 3 hours, depending on your pace and the piece you wish to craft.


Fee: ¥8,800 per person for the omamori pouch. Other fukuromono pieces may include an additional fee, depending on the materials and style you choose. The fee includes all materials, along with tea and a small seasonal sweet.


Materials: All materials are provided, including kimono or obi silk fabric and thread. You can choose from our carefully curated selection of textiles, including vintage and deadstock pieces from RINZU’s collection.

 

What to bring: No special items are required. If you wear reading glasses for close work, please bring them.

Optional Shojin-ryori Lunch

 A shojin-ryori lunch can be arranged at the temple if your workshop schedule aligns with their serving hours. 

This meal follows the Takenogosho tradition of plant‑based temple cuisine — a lineage of shōjin‑ryōri that has been preserved for over 600 years. It is a quiet, seasonal experience that pairs beautifully with the fukuromono workshop.

Details

・Start time:  12:00
・Fee: From:  ¥4,400
・Closed on Mondays, 3rd Wednesdays, and 4th Fridays 
・Payment: Cash on the day, directly to the temple
・Menu: A sample menu for your date can be shared upon request.

If you are interested, please let us know in advance.  



A shōjin‑ryōri lunch can be arranged at the temple if your workshop schedule aligns with their serving hours. This meal follows the **Takenogosho tradition of plant‑based temple cuisine**, a lineage of shōjin‑ryōri that has been preserved for **over 600 years**. It is a quiet, seasonal experience that pairs beautifully with the fukuromono workshop. **Details**

How to Book

To inquire or make a reservation, please contact us viaInstagram direct message or thecontact formon this Website with your available dates. Once we confirm the date and time, you can complete your booking through the online payment page.




袋物製作ワークショップ


三光院の緑に包まれた静かな空間で、袋物を製作するプライベートのワークショップです。お守り袋など、いくつかの袋物からお選びいただけます。 ご希望の方には、600年の歴史を受け継ぐ竹之御所流の精進料理も合わせて体験いただけます。 日程や制作する袋物、精進料理の有無まで、 ご希望に合わせてワークショップを整えます。

 ワークショップ(お守り袋の場合) 
参加費:8,800円(材料費・お茶とお菓子代込み)
所要時間:2〜3時間
※袋物の種類により内容・料金が異なります。

 精進料理(ご希望の場合) 
料金:4,400円〜 
時間:12時開始 
※毎週月曜・第3水曜・第4金曜はお休みです。 

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