【Workshop(s)】Bark Cloth Making Experience Kinmen Kooka School Session

OK! We-Exhibition Series Activities 【Grass bark cloth making experience｜Guoka school session】 Course time｜8/19, 8/20 10:00~12:0 Teaching teacher｜Black timeless Course fee｜400 yuan (the fee includes lecturer fees, rental of creative materials and tools, and a drink) Course content｜ 1. Basic understanding of tree structure collection and materials 2. Made by beating bark 3. Application of bark material Finished product｜A piece of bark cloth (the size is about 20X30cm, there may be slight differences due to personal handmade) ★ Beating tools are only available for on-site use. ★ Please read the precautions below carefully. If there is any dispute, the registration information regulations shall be used as the basis. Please cooperate, thank you! 1. If you can't come on the day of the activity, you can't cancel the refund. 2. To cancel the event, please leave a message to us on Pinkoi three days before the event, and both parties will confirm the cancellation before the order can be canceled and refunded. 3. The latest entry time on the day of the event is 10:30, entry after 10:30 will be considered absent, and no cancellation refund will be provided. 4. If the equipment or venue is damaged during the course, compensation shall be paid according to the selling price of the equipment or equipment, and there shall be no dispute. 5. If the participants are accompanied by relatives and friends, they can wait on the side seats, but they must comply with the merchant's low consumption rules (at least one drink). ｜About Paper｜ The mulberry tree is a native species of Taiwan, dioecious, mainly distributed in plains to low-altitude mountainous areas. In sunny open land, fecundity and growth are vigorous. The mulberry tree is also commonly known as the deer tree in Taiwan. Because the bark is rich in fibers, it was a good raw material for printing rice paper, cotton paper and banknotes in the past. The whole plant secretes a milk that can be made into a paste. This product (bark night light) is naturally shaped by applying this feature. Some scholars have found from the research on the chlorophyll DNA of the "moulder tree" that because the bark cloth needs mulberry trees, the Austronesian language family brought the mulberry tree from Taiwan all the way to the islands of the Pacific Islands, which also proves the theory that the Austronesian language family used Taiwan as a base and expanded eastward. . Bark cloth is not only used for daily life, but also has meaningful functions such as sacrifice, life ritual or exchange. The close relationship between the mulberry tree and the Austronesian language family has become an important clue for studying the migration of the Austronesian language family. The seeds of the mulberry tree cross the ocean, linking the close relationship between the Austronesian ethnic groups. It is not only the connection of blood, but also carries the wisdom of culture together. In the living culture of the Austronesian people, people and things are not only related to practical functions, but also the medium of emotion and norm transmission.