Join us for a fascinating paper craft and ink class in London where you will delve into the intricate art of Chánhuā. Discover the traditional techniques of making artificial flowers using silk thread, cardboard, and metal wire. In this workshop, you will learn how to design the shape and colour of a beautiful flower blossom brooch to take home.
Chánhuā, also known as "Twining Flower, " is a traditional craft of making artificial flowers using materials such as silk thread, cardboard, and metal wire. It is mainly popular in regions like Taiwan and Fujian, and there are similar intangible cultural heritage projects in Hubei as well. Traditional chánhuā is often used for ancestral worship, weddings, and home decorations, with different patterns and styles reflecting local customs and traditions. Today, chánhuā is experiencing a revitalisation with efforts from various parties. Learning chánhuā allows one to appreciate the beauty of handicraft art and experience the charm of traditional culture. By preserving and developing the skill of chánhuā, we can protect and pass down this essential intangible cultural heritage, while also contributing to creating unique artistic pieces.
First Floor Office， 6 Bedlam Mews， London， SE11 6DF
First Floor Office， 6 Bedlam Mews， London， SE11 6DF
