▶︎ What is this workshop about?
Create a one-of-a-kind art tote bag using oversized rubber stamps specially prepared for BunguLA.

Unlike ordinary stationery stamps, these large-format stamps create bold, highly detailed impressions that cover a much larger area of the fabric. Participants will choose from a selection of exclusive designs and fabric ink colors, then learn how to apply ink evenly, position the stamps, and create clear impressions on a tote bag.

By combining the oversized images, colors, and layouts, each participant can create a premium, art-inspired design that feels more like a wearable print than a typical stamped craft project. Because these special stamps will only be available at this workshop, the finished tote bag will be a unique BunguLA souvenir that cannot be recreated anywhere else.

Tokyo Seihan has manufactured rubber stamps in Tokyo for more than 50 years, and our team will guide participants through the process step by step. No previous art or stamping experience is required. All materials will be provided, and each participant will take home one completed original tote bag.

▶︎ How long is this workshop? What’s included? Class size?

• Duration: 60 Minutes

• All workshop materials are included in your ticket.

• Class Size: 12

▶︎ Meet the Instructor, Yukihiko Endo!

Yukihiko Endo is Executive Director of Tokyo Seihan Co., Ltd., a Tokyo-based manufacturer specializing in rubber stamps for more than 50 years.

He leads the company’s Rubber Stamp Collection project, which transforms Japanese art, culture, typography, and character designs into high-quality rubber stamp products. The collection includes designs inspired by traditional Japanese artists such as Hokusai, as well as officially licensed Japanese characters.

Through exhibitions, product demonstrations, and hands-on stamping activities, he introduces the creativity and craftsmanship of Japanese rubber stamps to audiences in Japan and overseas.

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