トルコの伝統アートEbru(エブル) Workshop　のお知らせ

[What is Ebru?]
Ebru is the traditional Turkish art of creating colourful patterns by sprinkling and brushing colour pigments onto a pan of oily water and then transferring the patterns to paper. Known as marbling.
It is unknown exactly when or where Ebru art started. However, its said this type of art was originated in Central Asia and it’s called [Abru ( surface of water)] or [Ebri ( Clouds)] in Iran. After that, through the Silk Road, it came to Anatolia with the Turkish and it came to be known as [Ebru].
Currently, Ebru is known as marbling. In 17th Century, Ebru was spread in Europe as Turkish paper.Ebru is commonly used for decoration in binding and in backgrounds of Calligraphy.
Would you like to experience and create your original Ebru by yourself trough this workshop?

[Booking Details]
Date: 10th ( Tues) , 11th (Wed) October 2017
Time : 10am-2pm
Address: Chalice Gallery https://www.chalice-gallery.com/
(More details when you make booking )
Available spaces: max 16 people
Fee: £40 per person
Booking to : info@yukamando.com （Yuka）

＊Please choose the date that you would like to attend.
You are very welcome you attend both dates.
You can take 3 or 4 of different types of marbling patterns back home.

[Miki Oshita’s profile]

Miki Oshita was born in Osaka, Japan. She has helped disabled people for over 10 years. She has always had an interest about Turkey since she was a little child. She went to Turkey to learn Ebru (Marbling) which is similar to Suminigashi (Japanese Traditional Art). She has been working on Ebru with her master Hikmet Barutçugil in Ebristan for 7 years. She also helps disabled children in Japan by using Ebru as a therapy. Recently, she holds Ebru Workshop in both, Turkey and Japan.