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SUMMARY:With these Hands: Crafting a Shared Humanity
DESCRIPTION:With these Hands is a co-produced gallery trail created by a multicultural team of volunteers who share an interest in the hand-crafted.\n  \nThrough the objects chosen and the stories told\, you are invited to learn more about the way we craft and make in different cultures. Objects and storytelling enabling us to engage in shared experiences\, emotions and ideas. \n  \n\nObjects tell human stories\nThey speak of hardship and dignity\, of celebration\, and resistance \n  \nThe trail has nine stops around the Museum galleries\, with five of the nine stops on the ground floor\, three on the first floor and one on the second floor. We encourage visitors to use the trail map\, starting on the first floor\, moving up to the second floor and then finishing on the ground floor. \nThis trail was created as part of Multaka-Oxford. Our co-curators went on a journey together working closely with the museum collections and teams of experts. They have all thought deeply about the stories their chosen objects inspired.
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LOCATION:Pitt Rivers Museum\, S Parks Rd\, Oxford
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SUMMARY:Visible Mending Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Tickets: £40 Book here \nMembers £32 Book here \nAbout the Workshop \nLearn the art of visible mending with Rosie Leech and repair your own jumper with wool in a contrasting colour. This is a beautiful way to bring new life to old clothes\, turning a rip or hole into a feature. Please note that this workshop is for wool repair only. \nBYOJ (Bring Your Own Jumper) \nParticipants in this workshop will need to bring their own woolly jumper\, hat or socks (with holes) for mending. Coloured darning wool\, needles and darning mushrooms will be provided and you will be shown how to repair holes by creating beautiful patterns using the techniques of darning. \nAbout Rosie \nRosie Leech is a clothes restorer and illustrator living in Oxford. She has been sewing since the age of six and took up darning several years ago\, when her favourite yellow jumper went into holes. She now darns as a freelancer\, using traditional woven darns for holes\, Swiss darning for worn areas and boro and sashika for cotton clothing. She mostly works with visible repairs\, making a feature out of the mends themselves. \nContact Details \nIf you have any questions about the workshops\, please email rosieleechstudio@gmail.com.
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SUMMARY:Passementerie: Tassel Making Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Tickets: £120 (Includes lunch and refreshments) \nBook here \nMembers: £96 (Includes lunch and refreshments) \nBook here  \n\nPassementerie – Key Tassels: \nStep into the enchanting world of Elizabeth Ashdown\, one of the UK’s last remaining passementerie makers. Passementerie is officially classified as an ‘endangered’ craft in the UK\, making this a truly extraordinary opportunity to learn rare techniques that are disappearing from our cultural heritage. \nTassels have been beautifying homes for centuries and they make wonderful adornments for contemporary interiors. Come and discover why this beautiful craft has adorned the finest homes and palaces for centuries – and leave with your own piece of that legacy. \nWorking with traditional\, yet endangered\, hand-making techniques and a range of high quality passementerie materials and equipment\, you will learn how to create one complete\, contemporary key tassel using your choice of colours. \nWhat Makes This Special: \n•Learn authentic hand-making techniques\n•Work with premium passementerie materials and traditional equipment to create contemporary tassels\n•Create your very own exquisite key tassel using traditional making methods\n•Discover the secrets behind this fascinating\, endangered craft \nWhat You’ll Experience: \n•Hands-on guidance from Elizabeth\, one of the last remaining Passementerie makers in the UK\n•Access to unusual\, high-quality materials \n•Traditional tools and equipment used by master craftspeople\n•Stories and history behind this beautiful art form \nYou’ll Leave With: \n•One complete\, gorgeous key tassel – perfect for adorning keys\, blind pulls\, soft furnishings or anywhere you want to add a touch of handcrafted beauty.\n•Knowledge of traditional techniques that few people in the UK still practice\n•A deeper appreciation for the artistry behind fine passementerie\n•A unique piece that tells the story of British craftsmanship \nPerfect For: \n\nAnyone fascinated by traditional crafts and heritage skills\nInterior design enthusiasts who appreciate authentic details\nPeople who love learning from true masters of their craft\nThose seeking a meaningful\, meditative creative experience\nAnyone who wants to own something truly special and handmade\n\nLimited spaces available – this intimate workshop ensures personalised attention from Elizabeth.
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LOCATION:Pitt Rivers Museum\, S Parks Rd\, Oxford
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SUMMARY:Bojagi: Cloth Gift Wrapping Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Ticket price includes lunch and refreshments \nTickets: £100 Book here \nMembers: £80 Book here  \nDiscover the inspirational qualities of the ancient tradition of Bojagi (Korean wrapping cloths) and piece together your own gift-wrapping cloth using traditional Korean silk fabrics. Learn about the symbolism and traditional use of colour of other Korean textile items in the Museum collections. \nIn the workshop you will learn how to piece your wrapping cloth with a Garumsol (whip stitched) seam. \nSara will also show you how decorative techniques including bakjwi maedup (Bat knot)\, settam sangchim (triple stitching) and jatssi (pine nuts) can be used to embellish the wrapping cloth. \nAll materials required for this one day workshop are provided in the kit. \nFind out more about Bojagi – Korean Textiles.
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