2024 Takumi Alley Holiday Market: Celebrating Asian Craftsmanship in Little Tokyo, JapantownNEW

Takumi Alley - A Celebration of Asian Craftsmanship and Creativity
Takumi Alley, inspired by the Japanese word "Takumi" (匠), meaning "artisan," is an outdoor marketplace that celebrates Asian creatives by showcasing the finest in handcrafted, thoughtfully designed, and ethically produced products. This vibrant event is a gathering place for local Asian artists to share their work, which often emphasizes organic, sustainable, or culturally inspired craftsmanship. Attendees can explore a curated selection of unique handmade goods, including stationery, art, accessories, and more, all designed to honor the rich heritage of Asian artistry.

Date
Dec 5, 2024

Time
11:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location: Nellita’s Craft
248 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90012

Takumi Alley is hosted at Nellita’s Craft, a Japanese American-owned craft shop and makerspace in the heart of L.A.'s historic Little Tokyo. Known for welcoming beginners and creatives of all skill levels, Nellita’s Craft offers craft supplies, DIY art kits, creative workshops, and imported Japanese arts and crafts products. The shop also provides access to professional crafting machines, enabling makers to explore embroidery, screen printing, and other creative endeavors. Learn more about Nellita’s Craft at nellitascraft.com or follow them on social media at @nellitascraft.

Featured Artists
Discover the incredible talent of these local Asian artists at Takumi Alley:

• Okeya Stationery Co.
• Sharodactyl
• Nellie & Kevin
• Kawaii Craft Shop
• Cheery Human Studios
• LaceLit
• Megguran Studio
• Robot Dance Battle

Event Highlights
• Locally handmade crafted goods by Asian artists.
• Family-friendly outdoor marketplace.
• A celebration of sustainable, ethical, and culturally inspired designs.

Takumi Alley is more than a marketplace-it's a community celebration that fosters appreciation for Asian craftsmanship, creativity, and culture. Bring your family to experience the beauty of handmade artistry while supporting local creatives in the heart of Little Tokyo.