Botanical Pounding with Natural Dyes
Eco-Pounding or Tataki-Zome is a traditional Japanese printmaking and natural dyeing technique that transforms fresh flowers and leaves into stunning botanical prints. This simple yet captivating method involves gently hammering flowers and leaves onto fabric or paper, allowing their natural pigments to transfer and create unique, nature-inspired designs.
Perfect for those new to natural dyeing, this workshop offers a fun and mindful way to explore sustainable art while connecting with nature.
31 May, Saturday
10.30am - 12.30pm
Red Grove Deck, Tropical Spice Garden
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Important info:
1. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little messy, or bring an apron.
2. All materials (fabric/paper, flowers, tools) will be provided.
3. Suitable for all ages and skill levels.
Eco-Pounding or Tataki-Zome is a traditional Japanese printmaking and natural dyeing technique that transforms fresh flowers and leaves into stunning botanical prints. This simple yet captivating method involves gently hammering flowers and leaves onto fabric or paper, allowing their natural pigments to transfer and create unique, nature-inspired designs.
Perfect for those new to natural dyeing, this workshop offers a fun and mindful way to explore sustainable art while connecting with nature.
31 May, Saturday
10.30am - 12.30pm
Red Grove Deck, Tropical Spice Garden
~
Important info:
1. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little messy, or bring an apron.
2. All materials (fabric/paper, flowers, tools) will be provided.
3. Suitable for all ages and skill levels.
Eco-Pounding or Tataki-Zome is a traditional Japanese printmaking and natural dyeing technique that transforms fresh flowers and leaves into stunning botanical prints. This simple yet captivating method involves gently hammering flowers and leaves onto fabric or paper, allowing their natural pigments to transfer and create unique, nature-inspired designs.
Perfect for those new to natural dyeing, this workshop offers a fun and mindful way to explore sustainable art while connecting with nature.
31 May, Saturday
10.30am - 12.30pm
Red Grove Deck, Tropical Spice Garden
~
Important info:
1. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little messy, or bring an apron.
2. All materials (fabric/paper, flowers, tools) will be provided.
3. Suitable for all ages and skill levels.
Masitah Babjan (aka Syd, pronounced Sid) is a self-taught natural dyer specialising in botanical and indigo dyeing. She creates one-of-a-kind textile art using plant-based pigments and natural dyes, celebrating the beauty of organic colour. Passionate about reviving the art and science of natural dyes, she advocates for slow fashion and sustainable practices. She strives to build a community that values craftsmanship, nurtures a deeper connection with nature, and embraces a greener approach to creativity.
