Shop Event
Forget-me-nots × Jordan Air Ship
BOTANICAL DYE WORKSHOP
Featuring Cycle by myob COMI
In commemoration of the collaboration launch of Forget-me-nots x Jordan Air Ship, Forget-me-nots Daikanyama will host a "BOTANICAL DYE WORKSHOP" by COMI, the designer of Cycle by myob, which has been receiving a flood of inquiries. Reservations are accepted via the application form below.
BOTANICAL DYE WORKSHOP
Featuring Cycle by myob COMI
Date: September 17 (Sun)
Venue: Forget-me-nots Daikanyama Main Store
Time: 11:00-13:30
Address: Sakuma Building 1F, 20-13 Sarugaku-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0033
Participants: Limited to 12 people
Admission: Free
・What is Botanical Dye?
Botanical dyeing is a dyeing method where plant leaves and flowers are directly placed on fabric and then steamed to transfer their shapes and colors. Using unused white bandanas from the ＜Cycle by myob＞ atelier and leftover plants from the creative studio ＜edenworks＞ that handles flowers and plants, please enjoy botanical dyeing with your eyes, scent, and touch. We encourage you to take this opportunity to experience the beauty of botanical dyeing and the powerful colors and energy that plants possess. *Please bring a hand towel and clothes that you don't mind getting dirty or an apron if needed, as dye may get on them.
Designer COMI will be at the WORKSHOP and will also hold a talk show. This will be a very valuable opportunity to meet everyone in person.
｜Profile
COMI Cycle by myob Designer
While staying in New York, she self-taught and launched the accessory brand ＜M.Y.O.B NYC＞. Upon returning to Japan, she opened a flagship store in Laforet Harajuku with her colleagues. She held pop-up stores in New York, Los Angeles, London, Taipei, Shanghai, and Korea. She participated in Paris Fashion Week Showroom. From the 2020AW collection, she went independent and rebranded, launching ＜Cycle by myob＞. This project aims to create an opportunity to uniquely express environmental issues through fashion, utilizing recycled fabrics, recycling, solar power generation, fair trade, addressing environmental pollution, and human connections and cycles. Currently, she is researching plant dyeing, indigo dyeing, and mud dyeing. *For details on the "FLOWER DRIPPING WORKSHOP" by artist Megumi Shinozaki, who presides over edenworks, click here: Click here for details on the "FLOWER DRIPPING WORKSHOP".
Access
Sakuma Building 1F, 20-13 Sarugaku-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0033
5-minute walk from Tokyu Toyoko Line "Daikanyama Station"
*Reservation dates and times will be arranged on a first-come, first-served basis.
*We will contact you by email once your reservation date and time have been confirmed.
*There is no parking at the venue. If you are coming by car, please use nearby coin parking lots.
*Cancellations are not permitted after reservation confirmation.
