In this workshop, you will create a one-of-a-kind dyed product through learning the ins and outs of a native plant species, Chinese Indigo (Strobilanthes cusia) that produces a rich blue dye. This batch of dye is extracted from plants that are grown in Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden. You will also learn and apply traditional wrapping techniques that create different patterns. Unleash your creativity to experience the wonders and possibilities of the blue dye. Add a tint of this sustainable, natural blue in your daily life could help reduce pollution in the environment. You are welcome to bring in an old t-shirt to give it a second life! The experience..
Things to note if you decide to bring your own material:
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Material: | 1 set of material including a 50cm furoshiki/A3 sized tote bag; options to upgrade or bring your own! |
Number of Participants: | 12-20 pax |
Age limit: | 6 or above |
*An adult is required to accompany participants aged between 6-12 | |
Duration: | 2 hours |
Date | 14 August 2022 (Sunday) |
Slots: | Morning slot: 10am to 12pm |
Afternoon slot: 2pm to 4pm | |
Language: | Cantonese (English translation available upon request) |
Venue: | Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden |
Course Fee: | $490 |
Application Deadline: | 11th of August |
Measures for Bad Weather
The following measures will be taken should any weather warning signal(s) be hoisted 2 hours prior to the starting time of the activity:
Weather Signal |
Online Workshops |
Typhoon Signal No. 8 or above |
Cancel/ Reschedule |
Black Rainstorm Warning |
The programme is subject to changes depending on weather conditions.
Enquiry:
Please contact Kit Lee on 24837226 or email kitlee@kfbg.org