Spring 2025 Collection
Scotland: Perth 2016 August 27 & 28 BIG Cat Textiles
De-gumming and Sumi on Silk to widen your textile palette and create “Layer Upon Layer” of unique work
Kyoto University of Art & Design Kirara Magazine (雲母 )
2016 Feb
JAPAN: Kyoto: Kyoto University of Arts (formerly Kyoto University of Art & Design)
JAPAN: Kyoto: Kyoto University of Arts (formerly Kyoto University of Art & Design)
Secret Studios 3: JoiRae Textiles, Kyoto
Japan: Tokyo: Ginza 1-chome Ecru & HM 2016.16(Sat)~23(Sat)
Blowing in on the Spring Breeze
Jorie Johnson Felt Collection
Japan: Kanazawa, 100 Invitational Contemporary Textile Miniatures
Visit the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa November 17 – 23, 2015
Japan: JoiRae Textiles & HaaT (ISSEY MIYAKE INC. ) Autumn/Winter 2015
JRTex’s Necklaces, Bracelets and Shawls 2015. Visit HaaT (ISSEY MIYAKE INC.) stores!
& Premium 8 magazine The Guide to a Better Life
2015 Aug
JAPAN, Tokyo: Magazine House Co., Ltd.
JAPAN, Tokyo: Magazine House Co., Ltd.
Happy to announce JoiRae Textiles in & Premium 8 Magazine…
USA: Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, Jorie Johnson’s Framed Tea Series & Lacquered Vessels
Visit the Daphne and Peter Farago Gallery at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston to see two series of works by contemporary feltmaker Jorie Johnson
Felt Matters Journal, issue 119, 2015
2015 Jun
UK: The International Feltmakers Association
UK: The International Feltmakers Association
Based in the UK, the International Feltmakers Association’s publishes a magazine called Felt Matters. The June 2015 issue is highlighting the studio work of JoiRae Textiles.
Norway: Skåtøy 2015 August 14-16, Brush Up Sumi Ink & Pattern by De-Gumming Silk
Happy Summer Endings: Norwegian Escape, Natural Dyeing Practice & Feltmaking Experience
Bulletin of the Office of the Shosoin Treasure House no. 37「正倉院紀要第37号2015年」
2015 Mar
JAPAN, Nara: Office of the Shōsōin Treasure House, Imperial Household Agency
JAPAN, Nara: Office of the Shōsōin Treasure House, Imperial Household Agency
Report on the investigation of the identification of animal fibers found in the collection of objects including calligraphy brushes, masks and felt rugs.