Atelier Seiran to Present Indigo Craftsmanship at Venice Biennale Side Event
Tokushima-based Atelier Seiran will showcase centuries of Japanese indigo dyeing traditions at a side event during the Venice Biennale, held at Palazzo Dona dalle Rose. The event highlights traditional craftsmanship.
Tokushima, Japan – September 18, 2026 – Atelier Seiran, a textile workshop based in Tokushima, Japan, will present its extensive knowledge and creativity in indigo dyeing over centuries at the Palazzo Dona dalle Rose. This presentation is part of a parallel event to the Venice Biennale.
The event, titled "From Indigo to the World," aims to highlight Japanese artisanal traditions, particularly the rich history of indigo coloration. Atelier Seiran seeks to introduce this traditional art form to a wider audience in an international setting.
The exhibition and accompanying conferences will offer attendees insight into the use of indigo in textiles and its cultural significance in Japan. The event emphasizes the preservation and promotion of craftsmanship in the modern era.
Atelier Seiran intends to share this unique expertise globally and foster cross-cultural understanding through art and craft. The presentation will focus on indigo's versatility and its role in Japanese design and heritage.