Vivinavi : Kisarazu : (Japan) Kisarazu

Burning art is an artwork created using the wood burning technique.
The original drawing is copied onto a veneer board using chako paper and an iron brush, and then traced with an electric pen to create the picture.
By changing the speed at which the pen is advanced, the thickness and shading of the lines are expressed, creating a work with a depth of color and the warmth of wood that is hard to believe that the wood has just been charred.
Materials and tools will be provided, so even those with no experience can participate.

[Number of applicants]
15 people （ Elementary school students and younger must be accompanied by a parent or guardian ）
[Participation fee]
1,000 yen per person (tax included) ）
[Application]
March 14 （ Thurs ） Deadline
*Reserve by phone *Reservations by phone, closing when capacity is reached
[What to bring]
Insurance card （ Photocopy ） ・ Drinks ・ Gloves ・ Lunch box
[Clothing]
Comfortable clothes for work