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Family Art Day: Indian Woodblock Printing
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Ages: 5 to 100
Description
Celebrate the season of gathering with an afternoon of color, creativity, and connection. Explore Indian woodblock printing—a heritage craft passed down through generations, in which carved wooden blocks transform fabric into intricate patterns, one impression at a time. Discover the beauty of making by hand and the importance of keeping traditional crafts alive.
Teaching artist Trisha Gupta will introduce families to fabric and surface design using border blocks and pattern blocks. Learn how to place, ink, and seal your designs as you personalize a bandana, T-shirt, or tote bag. Families will also contribute to a collaborative mandala, bringing individual prints together into one shared circular artwork.
Enjoy time together, explore a rich creative tradition, and make something uniquely your own. No experience needed!
About the Instructor
Trisha Gupta is an artist, master printer, educator, and founder of Indie Fabric. Her practice specializes in Indian woodblock printing and Western printmaking techniques, with an emphasis on heritage processes, sustainable materials, natural dyes, and accessible arts education. She has taught workshops through museums, schools, studios, and community arts organizations, helping participants connect traditional textile practices with contemporary design and personal expression.
In-Person Instruction
Cost - Free
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Contact
Katherine Duncan
202-241-2451
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Location
2208 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE Washington, District of Columbia 20020 US
This workshop will take place in the gallery. Please enter through Door A.
Ages: 5 to 100
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