Learn the fascinating art of weaving eco-friendly coconut palm hats

Experience traditional craftsmanship and sustainability at a workshop at The Space – and take home your own creation
WEAVING THROUGH: Master the timeless craft of weaving eco-friendly coconut palm hats and create your own sustainable masterpiece!
WEAVING THROUGH: Master the timeless craft of weaving eco-friendly coconut palm hats and create your own sustainable masterpiece!Photo: Gomantak Times
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Are you looking for a unique and meaningful experience that combines traditional craftsmanship with environmental sustainability? Look no further than the coconut palm hat-making workshop at The Space by Edricia Farm, located in Siolim.

And, while you are holidaying in Goa, what could be better than learning a traditional craft, which will leave you with lasting memories of the place?

WEAVING THROUGH: Master the timeless craft of weaving eco-friendly coconut palm hats and create your own sustainable masterpiece!
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SUSTAINABLE ART

At this workshop, you'll be able to immerse yourself in the traditional art of crafting exquisite hats using the leaves of the coconut palm. This time-honoured technique, passed down through generations, combines artistry with sustainability.

The process begins with selecting and preparing the coconut palm leaves, which are known for their durability and flexibility. You'll learn to weave these leaves into intricate patterns, creating hats that are beautiful and functional.

You'll learn to weave these leaves into intricate patterns, creating hats that are beautiful and functional. This ancient craft not only results in stunning, handcrafted headwear, but also contributes to environmental preservation.

This ancient craft not only results in stunning, handcrafted headwear but also contributes to environmental preservation.

By utilising coconut palm leaves, we’re embracing a sustainable approach that helps reduce waste and supports eco-friendly practices. Each hat you create is a testament to the artistry of the past and a step towards a greener future, making this workshop a meaningful and enriching experience.

WEAVING THROUGH: Master the timeless craft of weaving eco-friendly coconut palm hats and create your own sustainable masterpiece!
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HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE

The workshop, which will last for about one hour, is led by the talented artisan Trilok from Uttarakhand. Trilok, who mastered the art of weaving by observing local artistes in Goa, is excited to share his skills and knowledge with the participants.

During the session, participants will get a chance to craft their own distinctive hats — a unique piece of art to cherish for years to come.

The workshop fee is ₹400 and includes all the material needed for the session. You can also purchase a pre-made hat for the same price.

AFFORDABLE & ACCESSIBLE

The workshop fee is ₹400 and includes all the material needed for the session. You can also purchase a pre-made hat for the same price.

And, if you find yourself captivated by the craft, you can order additional hats to be made for you.

This is a fantastic opportunity to learn a new skill, support local artisans and create a beautiful, sustainable piece of art. Don’t miss out on this unique experience — visit The Space at Edricia Farm and discover the joy of weaving coconut palm hats!

WEAVING THROUGH: Master the timeless craft of weaving eco-friendly coconut palm hats and create your own sustainable masterpiece!
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DETAILS

WHERE: The Space, Edricia Farm, Siolim

WHEN: Tuesday, August 27, 2024

TIMING: 4.30 pm

FEES: Rs 400

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