Kadomatsu Demonstration: Experience Japanese New Year Traditions
Sat, Dec 14
|Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix
Join us this New Year season to learn about Kadomatsu, the traditional Japanese "gate pines," with our Garden Curator, Ben Schrepf. Discover their cultural symbolism and create your own Kadomatsu in this hands-on workshop to welcome prosperity and harmony into your home.
Time & Location
Dec 14, 2024, 10:30 AM ā 11:30 AM
Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix, 1125 N 3rd Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85003, USA
About the Event
Step into the heart of Japanese tradition this New Year season with our Garden Curator, Ben Schrepf, as he unveils the art and symbolism behind Kadomatsuāthe iconic "gate pines" that adorn entrances across Japan.Ā
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Discover the beauty and meaning of the three friends of winter: pine, bamboo, and plum, a trio known as Sho Chiku Bai, celebrated for their resilience and grace in the colder months. Their symbolism is woven into Japanese art and culture, offering a glimpse into the spirit of the season.Ā
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During this workshop, youāllĀ not only learn about the history and significance of Kadomatsu but also create your very own! Guided step by step by our curator, youāllĀ leave with a handcrafted piece of tradition to welcome prosperity and harmony into your home.Ā
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Tickets
General Admission
This ticket provides admission to the Kadomatsu Demonstration Workshop in addition to admission to the garden itself. Children ages 0-6 are free!
From $11.00 to $14.00- $14.00Tax: +$0.49 Service
- $12.00Tax: +$0.42 Service
- $11.00Tax: +$0.39 Service
Total
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