Description

Weeknight Workshop:

Bracelet \ Earrings Weaving Class

You will learn how to extract and dye sisal fibers, you will then be taught how to weave them into your own chosen jewelry. 

Pop- Up Bag  Weaving Class

In this class you will learn the traditional Rwandan weaving techniques and as well as make your very own beautiful and functional bag. You will learn how to prepare and weave the Banana leaves into two panels and put them together with a fabric to complete your bag. This class has two sessions.

Micro Basket Weaving Class

You will learn how to extract and dye sisal fibers, you will then be taught how to weave them into your own functional and beautiful micro basket.

Sunday Afternoon Classes (with lunch!)

Join us for a fun afternoon from 1-6pm, including free lunch and expert teaching from beginning to end!

Wood Carving

This workshop is for beginners and others who wish to learn traditional Rwandan wood carving technique. You will learn how to carve wood into beautiful creations that you get to take home.

Basket Weaving Class

In this class you will learn how to extract and dye sisal fibers, then begin to weave a miniature basket for yourself . All with a help of artisan expert. 

Traditional Pottery Class 

In this class, the artisan will share with you the amazing history of pottery in Rwanda. Then she will instruct you how to make candle holder and many more products.

Jewelry Weaving Class

You will learn how to extract and dye sisal fibers, you will then be taught how to weave them into your own chosen jewelry between earrings and bracelet. 

Imigongo Design Class

Artisan Alex will introduce you to the history and symbolism of imigongo painting, then guide you in creating your own design in cow dung. By the end of the day you will have created the imigongo painting of your own. You will leave your Imigongo at the Studio to dry come back after 3 days to paint it and take your Imigongo home with you.