In this workshop, motifs and designs from The Silk Road ( Iran, Uzbekistan, Turkey etc) will be used to produce a Silk Painting. A briefing will be given by Aysha on how Silk is produced and its origins. Also, she will touch upon the origins of the motifs used. Aysha will demonstrate how to apply the design to the Silk fabric from a drawing, followed by techniques of filling in with Silk paints. This workshop is beginner-friendly and suitable for children 7+ years of age ( accompanied by an adult if 7-11 years old). Suitable for adults. About Aysha Aysha classes herself as a Multidisciplinary Artist/ Creative Practitioner as her practice consists of Painting, Textiles and Mixed Media. She teaches Arts and Crafts to different groups ( Age Friendly , Womens Groups, Children, Families). The workshops she teaches are mainly textile based such as Silk painting, Felting and Mixed Media. Her work is mainly Nature inspired. She has taught in many Primary schools as an Artist in Schools. She currently teaches regularly at the Whitworth Art Gallery on their Handmade programme and is a regular artist for UnityArts Manchester. She is on the Whitworth Art Gallery’s Advisory Group.

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