Workshop "Colors of Nature – Try Tataki-zomé" in Duisburg: Creative Moment in the Museum

Event: Workshop "Colors of Nature – Try Tataki-zomé" in Kultur- und Stadthistorisches Museum, Johannes-Corputius-Platz 1, 47051 Duisburg on 13. September 2026

Date and Time

13. September 2026 13:00

Location

Johannes-Corputius-Platz 1
Johannes-Corputius-Platz 1, 47051 Duisburg, Germany

Price

Free

About this Event

Exhibitions & Museums

Mood

Relaxed

Venue Type

Inside

Experience Colors of Nature: Tataki-zomé Workshop at the Culture and City History Museum Duisburg

On Sunday, September 13, 2026, the Culture and City History Museum Duisburg will be creative, sensory, and surprisingly hands-on. In the workshop "Colors of Nature – Try Tataki-zomé," visitors will create their own artworks using natural colors – right in the middle of the Marina Market and fitting to the special event atmosphere in Duisburg's inner harbor.

A workshop that brings nature and creativity together

Tataki-zomé is a Japanese pounding technique where leaves and flowers are transferred onto fabric or paper. This creates fine plant prints, natural patterns, and small unique pieces that make the allure of color, shape, and material immediately palpable. The event experience thrives on participation: no distance, but direct practice, concentrated hands, and quiet work on something personal.

The perfect setting for those who love to experience culture actively

The Culture and City History Museum Duisburg offers the ideal space for this. Amid city history, permanent exhibitions, and special themes, an environment emerges that connects education, art, and museum experience. Those spending the day at the inner harbor encounter an audience atmosphere that feels relaxed, open, and curious – exactly the right setting for a workshop that places natural materials and creativity at the center.

What visitors can expect

The event is aimed at all age groups and invites experimentation. Participation in the workshop and visiting the city history permanent exhibition is free of charge. Additionally, the Mercator Café with drinks and cakes adds a pleasant complement for a small break between the museum, workshop, and market activities. Those who want to experience Duisburg anew on this Sunday will find a cultural program with a personal touch here.

Conclusion: Get creative, discover natural colors, experience Duisburg's museum live

This workshop connects culture, craftsmanship, and nature in a lively way. Visitors can expect an inspiring participative format with a direct link to material, color, and design. Anyone looking for a calm, high-quality, and at the same time varied event experience should not miss the appointment at the museum.

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