Ketupat weaving is one exercise that expose Malay cultural heritage to students. Weaving is a centuries-old art form that has been practiced by cultures all over the world. It is a complex and challenging craft that requires patience, creativity, and a keen eye for detail. Weaving can also be a very therapeutic and meditative activity,... Continue Reading →
Two lovely ladies said they’re quilters from Townsville in Queensland Australia. I had to Google it to satisfy my curiosity. We meet travellers from different parts of the world who love art and crafts, chose to spend their time to learn a craft from this local artist. The learning is mutual as I learn about... Continue Reading →
The final session with NT students on fabric art was introducing them to the oldest dye known to mankind by way of Shibori - the Japanese tie and dye techniques. They explored folding and clamping methods instead of pole ties. We also touched on a bit of science in explaining the indigo dying process. Besides... Continue Reading →
Art and craft activity in Singapore
