Artisanal Bandhani and Shibori Resist Workshop
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$135.00
$135.00
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Join us July 24th for our first full day artisanal bandhani workshop! Led by Artisan and Designer Aziz Khatri and his daughter, Taina Khatri. Brought to you by Judy Frater of theSomaiya Kala Vidya design school for artisans in Gujarat, India.
Explore the art of Bandhani and resist dyeing in a small group setting with an esteemed artisan who comes from a lineage of Bandhani dyers.
*Reserve a spot as the class is limited to 12 participants and due to the rare artisanal nature- it will sell-out quickly.
You will learn to create unique patterns using Bandhani, tied yarn resists from the Indian region of Kutch. You will explore traditional and modern motifs. Suitable for beginner and advanced dye artists who wish to learn and discover traditional fiber techniques from these skilled artisans.
Workshop will Include:
You will need to bring a fabric blank of your choosing. It can be cotton or silk. Silk works best, but cotton dyes will also be available. I will have a few blanks and blank linen yardage available for purchase, should need some. Feel free to reach out prior to the workshop and I will reserve it.
When: July 24th, 11 a.m -5 p.m.
Where:
Hosted in our Miracle Mile dye garden and patio in the heart of Los Angeles near Museum Row. You will receive location and details upon registration.
**Trunk show is open to the public by RSVP and will follow the workshop starting at 6 p.m.**
Workshop will Include:
- all dye materials
- all additional tools
You will need to bring a fabric blank of your choosing. It can be cotton or silk. Silk works best, but cotton dyes will also be available. I will have a few blanks and blank linen yardage available for purchase, should need some. Feel free to reach out prior to the workshop and I will reserve it.
When: July 24th, 11 a.m -5 p.m.
Where:
Hosted in our Miracle Mile dye garden and patio in the heart of Los Angeles near Museum Row. You will receive location and details upon registration.
**Trunk show is open to the public by RSVP and will follow the workshop starting at 6 p.m.**