Bamboo Weaving Workshop
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BAMBOO WEAVING WORKSHOP A design building workshop exploring Bamboo handicrafts. This is an initiative to preserve and promote our bamboo art specialized by tribal artists in the district of Dang.
Who should attend?
Art enthusiasts, DIY lovers, Kids of 8 years and above.
What will we do ?
Creating bamboo handicrafts
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Snacks (Tea and Refreshments)
Preserving our Art, Cherishing our Artisan (s) Join us for a Bamboo handicraft workshop taught by the tribal artists of Dang, Gujarat. Price: Rs. 1999 per person. Date - 9 & 10 March, 2019 There are two venues for two different batches - Batch 1 ( 9th March ) - Ekattha - The Art Faktory Batch 2 ( 10th March ) - Footloose Journeys The basic bamboo handicraft workshop will be conducted by Mahesh Bhai, a tribal artisan from the beautiful district of The Dang, Gujarat, who is skilled at the art of making bamboo handicrafts and has been deriving his livelihood through it since forever. What will you learn? ✔About Bamboo and Dang ✔Bamboo cutting ✔Bamboo strip peeling and treating (theory) ✔Bamboo weaving ✔Bamboo tea coasters ✔Bamboo baskets ✔Bamboo lamps PS - You can take the items you make to decorate your house or gift it to your loved ones! More about the artist: A father of 3 wonderful kids, Mahesh Bhai gained an interest in the bamboo crafts at a very early age and is now a popular bamboo craftsman in his village. He loves to make bamboo baskets, letter-post, and mats for his home; but the increasing machine made bamboo products has decreased demand for his artwork. He gets a few orders from the forest department or NGOs working in the area, but his work needs more exposure for his creativity to sustain. Recently, Mahesh Bhai conducted a workshop on bamboo handicrafts for our guests who visited Dang. Now he is coming to the city of Pune for the first time to spread the intricate art of bamboo weaving and handicraft. More about us: India is a land of latent talent, hidden in nooks and crooks of our villages and small towns. As a venture, Tales & Treasures is always on the lookout for such native artisans and provide them with a platform to share their skill with the rest of the world, either by bringing them to the urban areas or taking the urban dwellers to these rural abodes. DM or WhatsApp us on +919899923870 or +919891220975 for any questions!
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Living in the comfortable urban life of metro cities, do you ever realize that there is a parallel India that exists, one that is starkly opposite to our own idea of the country? This parallel world isn’t very far from you, too. This is the heart of India - our villages and our native communities, the remotest of the tribes and lands. Tales and Treasures is a venture started by three SBI Youth for India fellows - Saumya Omer, Kriti Gupta, and Anvi Mehta. The three were working in well-established careers in the metro cities of the country before they came across the opportunity to work in rural India for a year. Having worked in the villages of Gujarat and Uttarakhand individually, they saw a huge gap between rural artists/enterprises and the urban market. To continue working for the development of our rural counterparts, the three decided to start this venture which aims at providing a platform for rural-based enterprises as well as an attempt to create awareness of the art, traditions, and craft of the country that is fading away because of urbanization. Tales and Treasures connect artists, rural enterprises directly to urban clientele by marketing their products at the right platform. Each and every product under the venture is curated by the different groups across the country, some by using the traditional knowledge passed on through generations and others using innovative production techniques to promote sustainable consumption. We have also conceptualized workshops and excursions to the villages across India, which are hidden gems rich in their traditions, culture, and art. We spread awareness of our rich culture through tete-a-tete’s and talks, conduct art-based workshops and lead travelers to places which promise unique rural experiences.
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All materials required for weaving, including bamboo and other fixtures. Refreshments - tea & biscuits on the house! The final creation that participants can take home.
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Batch 1 Date: 9 March, 2019 Venue - Ekattha Art Faktory, 11/B, 3rd floor, Ajay Apartments, above Cantabil Showroom, near Parihar Chowk, Sindh Society, Ward No. 8, Sadhu Vasvani Nagar, Aundh, Pune, Maharashtra 411007 Batch 2 Date: 10 March, 2019 Venue - Footloose Journeys, Plot No. 16, Lane No. 2, Alankar Society Rd, Alankar Society, Ganesh Nagar, Karve Nagar, Pune, Maharashtra 411052
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