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Hapa Zome is a simple but elegant Japanese printmaking technique, which involves pressing and crushing fresh flowers and leaves into fabric to create images.
See a demo of the technique then create your own completely natural designs.
Materials will be provided, but if you have certain flowers or leaves you’d like to try, do bring them along!
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