Art & Craft Shell Cove
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- Packages start from AU$60.00
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From AU$60.00
Traditional Weaving Workshop
WHAT TO EXPECT
This workshop starts with an introduction to the history and significance of weaving in Aboriginal culture. This includes the traditional techniques, materials used, and the cultural significance of weaving in storytelling, cultural practices, and daily life.
This workshop aims to provide participants with a hands-on experience of traditional Aboriginal weaving, while also fostering an understanding and appreciation of Aboriginal culture, art, and traditions.
This workshop will operate for groups maximum of 10 persons.
WHAT IS INCLUDED
Participants are provided with materials and tools to practice weaving themselves. The instructor provides guidance and assistance as needed, helping participants to create their own small woven piece, such as a coaster, bracelet, or small basket.
Demonstration of Techniques: The instructor demonstrates basic weaving techniques, such as starting a weave, creating different patterns, and finishing a weave. Participants observe and learn the techniques through demonstration and explanation.
Storytelling and Cultural Context: Throughout the workshop, the instructor may share stories, songs, or cultural practices related to weaving. This helps to deepen participants’ understanding of the cultural significance of weaving in Aboriginal culture.
Reflection and Discussion: Towards the end of the workshop, there may be a reflection session where participants can share their experiences, ask questions, and discuss the cultural aspects of what they have learned.
WHAT TO BRING
Water bottle, sunscreen, and hat are recommended for sun protection.
Restrictions
- people Group Size: From 1 Up To 10
From AU$75.00
Traditional Spear Making Workshop (Males Only)
Step into an authentic cultural experience in this 2-hour Aboriginal spear-making workshop. Guided by experienced facilitators, participants will learn traditional spear-making techniques, explore the cultural significance of the spear in Aboriginal history, and create their own handcrafted spear to take home. This workshop is ideal for individuals, families, or groups interested in hands-on cultural learning.
WHAT TO EXPECT
- A warm welcome and introduction to Aboriginal culture, focusing on the history and significance of spears.
- Demonstration of traditional spear-making techniques, including shaping, sanding, and finishing.
- Hands-on experience making your own spear under the guidance of skilled Aboriginal facilitators.
- Insights into cultural storytelling and the ceremonial importance of spears in Aboriginal traditions.
- Time to add finishing touches, reflect on your creation, and share your work with the group.
WHAT IS INCLUDED
- All materials needed to make your spear (wood, tools, and protective gear).
- Expert guidance from experienced Aboriginal facilitators.
- Cultural storytelling and explanations of traditional techniques.
- Opportunity to take home your completed spear as a unique keepsake.
- A safe and supportive environment for participants of all skill levels.
WHAT TO BRING
- Comfortable clothing suitable for hands-on work.
- Closed-toe shoes for safety during the workshop.
- A water bottle to stay hydrated.
- A sense of curiosity, creativity, and respect for cultural practices.
- (Optional) Camera or phone to capture your finished spear.
Restrictions
- people Group Size: From 1 Up To 10
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directions Location
Address:
- Killalea Regional Park
- 2529
- shellcove
- NSW
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Venue Ref: 1021524-297
