3-Week Nuristani Chip Carving Workshop
*The event has already taken place on this date: Mon, 12/19/2022
Learn classic nuristani chip carving, a 5,000 year old technique from Afghanistan. Students will carve beginner designs on a soft wood board during this class. Each person will take home their carving designs and the knowledge to practice this new craft on their own. Nuristani inlay designs each have their own meanings that we’ll learn more about in the class. Nuristani inlay is usually made using soft wood. We’ll provide the supplies for each student.
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Learn classic nuristani chip carving, a 5,000 year old technique from Afghanistan. Students will carve beginner designs on a soft wood board during this class. Each person will take home their carving designs and the knowledge to practice this new craft on their own. Nuristani inlay designs each have their own meanings that we’ll learn more about in the class. Nuristani inlay is usually made using soft wood. We’ll provide the supplies for each student.
This class builds upon itself and renews every 3 weeks. Returning students move on to more complicated designs, and beginning students start with the foundation design and learn to hone beginner skills. All levels are welcome. Recommended for ages 16 and up.
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Organization:
San Diego Craft CollectiveLocation:
2590 Truxtun Rd., Studio 106
San Diego, CA, 92106United States
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Phone:
(619) 273-3235Contact name:
San Diego Craft Collective
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The event has already taken place on this date:
12/19/2022
Time:
5:00PM-8:00PM
Price:
180
Ages
Teenagers Adults without kidsWeb Service