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Indigenous Weaving Workshop

Learn how to weave traditional basket tecniques at this enriching Gold Coast workshop

Dreamtime Artistry

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2 hours

6 to 12 guests

$70 ($50 per class surcharge applies for private classes)

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Overview

Teacher

What you'll do

Step into Indigenous culture at this Gold Coast workshop, have a yarn and connect with each other and Country all while creating a beautiful and unique woven basket.

During this relaxing class, you'll be guided by Erica Eurell, a Traditional Custodian from the Yugambeh Language Region of the Gold Coast, as well as a descendant of the Aboriginal people from Wollumbin Mount Warning.

Learn traditional basket weaving techniques as you gain a deeper understanding and knowledge of Culture and socialise with like-minded students.

At the end of the class, return home with the start of a unique woven basket and the skills to continue creating.

What you'll get

Enough materials to complete your unique basket.

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Knowledge required

Beginners welcome. minimum age 10

Location

Dreamtime Artistry - Shop 13/118 Griffith Street, Coolangatta QLD

Your teacher can also travel within 50 kms of Coolangatta, to a venue of your choice for a private class.

Your teacher

Dreamtime Artistry

Jingeri (Hello). My name is Erica Eurell. I’m a Traditional Custodian from the Yugambeh Language Region of the Gold Coast., as well as descendants of the Aboriginal people from Wollumbin Mount Warning.

I have a passion for connecting with community so my knowledge in culture has grown and thus I help others within the wider community develop an increased understanding and respect for the culture. To achieve this I will support and seek out skills and knowledge of Indigenous artists and craftsmen/women.

The connections I have made through weaving and painting, and particularly Language and performance based projects, has allowed me to connect to other active members of the community, so I have strong understanding of cultural protocols and, in particular, needs of the Indigenous youth of who are the future of of arts and culture.