Sign In / Join Now

Core77

e

Sign In / Join Now

e

Made in Yame: Design Excursion to Japan

Learn and apply traditional Japanese craft techniques to contemporary product design, and have the opportunity to have your product manufactured

By Core Jr - March 27

in design events | design.edu

After a long pause during the pandemic, SVA Made in Yame returns with its unique opportunity to study traditional craft in Japan and present product ideas to the MoMA Design Store for production. Open to students and design professionals, the program covers a dozen crafts and immerses you in the food, culture and countryside of Kyushu— Fukuoka City included!

It's not cheap at $5k, but when you look at what's included and the depth of programming, it is a pretty amazing opportunity. Check out the website at madeinyame.sva.edu and their instagram @svamadeinyame— you might see some familiar names have attended. But act soon… the enrollment deadline is April 1st.

o

Favorite This
Q
1

Comment

Comments

Manuko Di Bangladesh

7 months ago

Z

Z

Reply

Video from just 11 days ago 😉
https://youtu.be/Mhxv1YqrRdc?si=oOQpBtqQlCjE-Igl

!Report as spam

Share your thoughts

Join over 240,000 designers who stay up-to-date with the Core77 newsletter.
Subscribe
Test it out; it only takes a single click to unsubscribe

Directory Company Profiles

Core77
Industrial Design
Resources

K

{

Welcome

OR

jSign In with Core77 Account

Email or Username
Password Forgot password?
Keep me signed in

Cancel

Don't have an account? Join Now

K

{

Welcome

Create a Core77 Account

OR

jJoin Now with Email

Email Not Public
Username
Password
Confirm Password
Cancel

Already have an account? Sign In

By creating a Core77 account you confirm that you accept the Terms of Use

K

Reset Password

Please enter your email and we will send an email to reset your password.

r

Join over 240,000 designers who stay up-to-date with the Core77 newsletter.

Test it out; it only takes a single click to unsubscribe

Subscribe

Our website uses cookies to enhance the site operation and understand traffic and website performance. Learn more. Accept Cookies