The Introduction to SAORI weaving event in London offers a four-hour session where attendees can learn the basics of this intuitive and expressive form of weaving on Japanese SAORI looms. This workshop takes place at the Freeweaver SAORI Studio located at 7 Carriage Way Deptford Market Yard, London, SE8 4BZ. Developed in rural Japan in the late 1960s, SAORI weaving allows individuals to engage in an open-ended process, encouraging the mixing of colors and textures as they go along. Whether you are a first-timer or an experienced weaver, this workshop caters to all skill levels. Participants will receive an introduction to the history of SAORI weaving and its core philosophy, as well as learn the basics of this unique style. The workshop includes all necessary materials and the use of a ready-set-up loom. A 30-minute break is provided, giving attendees the opportunity to enjoy their own snacks or visit the various eateries and cafeterias at Deptford Market Yard. Comfortable clothing and footwear are recommended. Tickets for this event are priced at £152.38 and it is scheduled to take place on January 6, 2024. Join this workshop to experience the joy of SAORI weaving and the freedom of creative expression.

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