【Workshop(s)】Embrace the Earth Color Mineral Mud Dyeing Scarf Activity

Autumn is here, winter is approaching, and the plants are beginning to put on new clothes. We invite you to play with the colorful mud water and add a beautiful earth scarf to yourself. Humanity's pursuit and desire for color has never stopped since ancient times. In the early days, clothes were dyed with colors extracted from natural plants and minerals. Later, chemical dyes were used to make colors diverse and precise, but they also caused serious air and water pollution. In order to protect Mother Earth, it is really difficult to go back to the past. However, thanks to the Japanese craftsmen who used temperature changes to change the color of the iron oxide in the soil (I won’t say too much otherwise it will be a science class, but we will explain it in more detail in class) ), and then produce many color changes, and then use the rubbing method to combine the mud dye with the fabric. We can dye the scarf we like in a very environmentally friendly and clean way without producing any waste water. 🧡The charm of "mineral dyeing" 🌱It is very environmentally friendly. In addition to the raw materials extracted from nature, the process is very water-saving, does not pollute wastewater, and will not harm the skin. 🌱Easy to use, even children in kindergarten and middle class can successfully complete it with guidance! 🌱Various color options, not easy to fade. 🌱By tying, tying, and pressing, you can be creative in many ways! 🧡Who is suitable to sign up? -You who want to embrace the earth and care for nature -Love yourself and give yourself a gift - Give an unforgettable and unique gift to your significant other -You who want to be creative and have itchy hands -No need for any basic knowledge -Children in kindergarten and above 🧡Course objects Adults and children over 5 years old (must be accompanied by an adult). Full capacity of 8 people per class 🧡Course Date/Time Thursday, October 17, 10:00-12:00 am 🧡Class location sunny.fun First Floor, No. 280, Xianghe Road, Dongshan Township, Yilan County