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Here is **Eva Kašparová — one of the few women in the Czech Republic dedicated to the Japanese dyeing technique shibori.

We met in person during Viva la Textilia at Pardubice — a beautiful reminder of how important it is to create spaces where people, crafts, and ideas can meet.

WHAT CAN BE PASSED BETWEEN GENERATIONS?

From Japanese 🇯🇵 dyeing technique "shibori" to sewing modern kimono, passion and craft from mother to daughter to the next small hands and new generation — craft and respect for material and people.

What is this? A new futuristic material from the collection of 3D textile in practice. How cool is that? and

Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. The Japanese way of living is something that never goes out of style and fashion. Kimono 👘 is a great example that has been phenomenon for centuries yet it is till relevant today old is new again 🤍 we are turning heritage in modern experience.

Thank you for being part of Viva La Textilia for the year 2026
organised by we have been sharing a lot of things about the phenomenon of kimono 👘🤍

Textile in many of it's form at Viva la Textilia 2026 organised by

Thank you for being part of Viva la Textilia 2026 - 2nd year of Festival of textile organised by and being part of amazing complex of

🌍 TEXTILE, WHERE & HOW YOU DON'T EXPECT IT?!

What if clothing was never just about what you wear—but how you live? 💡
Join a talk exploring the deeper philosophy of the japanese way of living, working and creating kimono — 👘

Discover how simple yet powerful principles shaped centuries ago still resonate in today’s fast-moving, overstimulated world—and why they might matter now more than ever.

This is not about tradition as history.
This is about tradition as a tool for modern life and living.

📅 Saturday, April 11, 2026 | 15:00–16:00
📍SFÉRA Pardubice - Main Sphere Hall
🎟️ 180 CZK Reserve your spot → https://www.sferapardubice.eu/otevrene-dilny-prednasky-a-akce-28/

💡 Did you know that traditional kimono production creates almost zero 0️⃣ textile waste? 👘 Kimono are constructed from long, straight panels of fabrics. This method avoids complex cut-outs and leaves almost no leftover material — a principle modern sustainable fashion is only now rediscovering.

During our talk at we will talk and also show how these principles directly inspire our contemporary designs at 👯‍♀️and part of the European ecosystem. 🌏

Photo: Moravska Galerie Brno