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School presents online Japanese joinery class

The Florida School of Woodwork in Tampa, Fla. is holding its first virtual international woodworking class, an introduction to Japanese joinery taught by Dylan Iwakuni.

Dylan will be teaching the class from his studio in Germany. His work includes restoration of traditional houses and shrines as well as teaching in his Kyoto workshop and internationally.

Dylan will introduce students to a joint known as Jyuji Mechigai Tsugi.

For more, visit www.schoolofwoodwork.com.

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