An article about the Chado Research Center’s Exhibition, ’92 Tanko Biennial- Tea Arts for the 21st Century, including unusual set of patterned Tea carpets, with
An article by J. Johnson reporting on the 3rd International Textile Competition Kyoto
Juried exhibition of contemporary Tea equipment sponsored by Uransenke Tea School and Tankosha Publishing.Jorie Johnson Tea Room Mosen Rugs: “Red Cloud Felt Rugs” (set of
Special feature: Felt Work Manipulating as Free Form Expression, includes an image of Jorie Johnson’s “Morning Glories, Evening Glories” and an article about her work
“Fun Felt Making Part II”、Jorie Johnson & Suzumi Noda pp. 18-22 Kyoto
Jorie Johnson: Felt Bag Series. Handmade felt, leather, metal zipper
Jorie Johnson: “Winter Ensemble “Long Vest with Mohair Knit Collar and Sleeves. Wool, yarn, silk organza
Hand felted wall work/rug by Jorie Johnson is entitled “Clover Fields” and is the first ever felt entry in this competition. (Note: incorrectly pictured upside
Jorie Johnson studied textile design and weaving in USA and Finland. In this highlighted rug work she used “boiled wool” rag strips which creates a
