Point of Cross
Pepenado embroidery: You will discover the pepenado technique, a type of embroidery used by different indigenous groups in the center of the country.
Otomi Embroidery: You will discover the beauty of one of the most representative Mexican embroideries from the center of the country, Tenango Embroidery.
Meet
Throughout the workshop, information on the history and cultural importance of embroidery is shared. Participants will learn about the relationship between craftsmanship and cultural identity, as well as the role of art in preserving traditions.
First we will get to know each other, then we will talk about the history of the embroidery we are going to work on and the importance of its preservation, we will continue with the distribution of materials and we will start with working with the embroidery.
At the end of the workshop, we will give a conclusion of what we have learned and they will take home what they have done in the workshop to finish or save it. We will also give them more designs to keep working at home.
*No escorts or pets accepted*
Location: Texoxe House
The workshop is located on 72nd Street between 41st Street and 43rd Street. Parking in Merida is free on the street. Our workshop is at Casa Texoxe. If you add this in Google Maps or Uber, you should get the correct address. Make sure the corner house is the Trova house.
The workshop is located on 72nd Street between 41st Street and 43rd Street. Parking in Merida is free on the street. Our workshop is at Casa Texoxe. If you add this in Google Maps or Uber, you should get the correct address. Make sure the corner house is the Trova house.
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