The "Maltańskie wzory" workshop at Royal Łazienki Museum invites participants aged 14 and above to master cross-stitching. Recreate traditional Maltese patterns inspired by the country's vibrant architectural tiles to craft unique decorative textiles. These handcrafted items will bring a beautiful Mediterranean ambiance to any home interior, guided by experienced instructor Ewa Zagawa. This event is connected to the "Mattia Preti. Discovering Baroque Mysteries of Malta" exhibition.
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This workshop invites participants aged 14 and above to learn the art of cross-stitching by recreating traditional Maltese patterns inspired by the country's colorful architectural tiles. The finished textiles can be used as decorative elements to bring a Mediterranean flair to home interiors.
The 'Maltańskie wzory' (Maltese Patterns) workshop offers adults and youth aged 14 and older a hands-on experience with cross-stitching, focusing on traditional Maltese motifs. Participants will learn to transfer patterns inspired by Malta's characteristic colorful building tiles onto fabric, using the cross-stitch technique. These embellished textiles can then be utilized as decorative pieces to infuse home interiors with a touch of Mediterranean ambiance. The workshop is led by Ewa Zagawa, an experienced educator and craft instructor with the Royal Łazienki Museum since 2017. This event is connected to the exhibition 'Mattia Preti. Odkrywając barokowe tajemnice Malty' (Mattia Preti. Discovering Baroque Mysteries of Malta).
Admission is 15 PLN, with an additional transaction fee. Tickets can be purchased online via kicket.com. For accessibility information, including potential PJM (Polish Sign Language) translation, inquire at least two weeks in advance via email. Further assistance is available via phone or email. This is a supplementary event to the exhibition 'Mattia Preti. Odkrywając barokowe tajemnice Malty'. An inquiry about PJM translation can be directed to Dorota Stelmaszczyk-Szwed at [email protected]. For general reservations and inquiries, contact [email protected] or call +48 519 330 000.
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