Painting Techniques Inspired by Ottoman Textiles

Background Information

Work produced at last
workshop by Nausheen S.

This course is being offered again due its popularity. There is limited availability so please book to avoid disappointment.

The Traditional Crafts are derived from the intertwining of wisdom (hikmah) and craftsmanship (fann or sinaah). Traditional textiles and costumes enable one to wander through the history of the world, from the rise of civilizations to the fall of empires, with a blend of diverse cultures, legends and religions.

The traditional textiles resonate humility and beauty. The substance of art is beauty and this is a Divine quality. Join us to explore painting techniques inspired by Ottoman Textiles and the beauty therein.

Students will be taken on a timeless journey through the history, techniques, symbolism and application of these Traditional textiles. Traditional textiles are rich in pattern, colour and texture. This workshop will introduce students to the harmony of colours, an understanding of pattern created by Geometry and ‘Islimi’ – also known as the Arabesque and the textural quality of textiles. This will be achieved through traditional painting techniques.

Expected Outcomes

  • To create a painted paper panel of a textile design inspired by the traditional textiles

  • Design sketches and colour schemes inspired by traditional textiles

  • Develop diary / sketchbook of the design process with stages and thoughts

  • Textile design panel

Booking Details

Date Sundays - June 26 to July 17
Time 10:30 am to 4:30 pm
Location 16-24 Underwood Street
London
N1 7JQ
Fee £250 (materials included)
Instructor Nausheen Sheikh
How to book Call Vesica on 020 8133 8050
Monday to Friday, 9:30 am to 5:30 pm
Book before June 15 and get 10% off!
Home    •    Blog    •    Contact Us    •    Developers    •    Education    •    Partners    •    About    •    Help & Support    •    News    •    Privacy Policy    •    Terms of Use