Kinusaiga pictures Tuesday 9th June 10am - 12noon

Kinusaiga is a traditional Japanese "no-sew" quilt art form originating in the 20th century, where fabric scraps are tucked into pre-cut grooves in foam board or wood to create detailed, textured, and colorful pictures. Often called "silk painting" or "quilting without needles," it acts as a sustainable way to repurpose materials into 2D or 3D art form.