Workshop Tatreez embroidering on clothing (FULL)
Join a hands-on workshop dedicated to the traditional art of Palestinian embroidery: Tatreez. This workshop will be given in English.
- Starting date
- End date
- Opening times
- Price
- Free
- Location
- Café C
In this workshop Ghenva Alkabra will teach you how to stitch Tatreez directly onto fabric and clothing using the traditional cross-stitch technique. The workshop introduces the basics of Palestinian embroidery while guiding participants through creating their own stitched design.
This workshop is suitable for both beginners and intermediate participants. No prior experience is required.
Participants will receive all the materials needed to start stitching, including a tote bag to embroider during the workshop. By the end of the session you will understand the fundamentals of Tatreez and leave with your own embroidered piece.
The workshop takes place in a relaxed and welcoming environment where participants can learn, practice, and connect through craft and culture.
What to expect?
- – Introduction to the traditional Palestinian embroidery technique (Tatreez)
- – Step-by-step guidance on cross-stitching on fabric and clothing
- – Practical stitching time to create your own embroidered piece
- – A cultural introduction to Tatreez motifs and their meanings
- – A small group environment for focused guidance
In collaboration with Ghenva Alkabra
Ghenva Alkabra is a Palestinian artist and founder of Tatreez Language. Through the art of Tatreez, she tells stories, connects cultures, and works to preserve heritage — stitch by stitch.
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