Traditional Arts

Ikebana in Japanese means "living flowers" and describes the traditional Japanese technique of arranging freshly cut flowers with the sentiment of giving the flowers a new life. The basic principle of Ikebana is to "give life to the flowers" by using each flowers natural characteristics to its advantage in creating harmony and balance with other flowers. Flowers are living beings, and they will respond to us with their "smile" when we tune into their "feelings" while pondering the arrangement. Experience a unique hands-on method of practicing mindfulness, while learning and appreciating traditional Japanese wabi-sabi minimalist aesthetics. With 300 years of history behind the art of Ikebana, you will see how Japanese artists create an ecosystem of balance and harmony in one arrangement. Not only will you learn tips and tricks to help maintain fresh flowers that will allow them to last up to two weeks, but you will learn a new skill that will elevate your appreciation for nature.

The traditional Rajasthani art of Udaipur is world famous. Only in Udaipur can you have the experience of learning miniature painting techniques handed down through generations of artists. Our classes are interesting and fun! Come as a guest and leave as a friend!

The only Kutani ceramic kiln in Kanazawa, opened in 1870 (Meiji 3). We make ceranics by manual from clay blending, shaping on the wheel to final coloring. We sell Kutani ware pottery made by our kiln, and also offer studio tours, pottery making and painting workshops. You can try your hand at the potter's wheel using Kutani ware clay. Kutani ware clay is made from a ceramic stone called "porcelain clay," which is very fine and has a unique texture. The clay is very fine and has a unique feel to it. Unlike ordinary pottery clay, it can be difficult to work with, but the potter will guide you through the process until the finished product is ready. The finished product will be sent to you in about five months.

In the Tablao Casa del Arte Flamenco you can enjoy this art that began its journey in Andalusia at the beginning of the 19th century and that had its first performances in the so-called "Café Cantantes", main temples of flamenco singing and dancing.

If you are in rajasthan and didn't visit local craft that means your rajasthan trip is not finish. If you want to explore real indian craft then come and visit with us for memorable experience.

This is your opportunity to relish your experience and bonding with Greek culture. Meet Tania, an experienced traditional dances teacher and let yourself in a journey to discover authentic greek traditional dances under the sun in the ancient hill of Philopappou. Circular dances originated in ancient Greece and date back to around 2000 years B.C in minoan civilization in Crete. From that time the dances have been kept alive, not only preserved, but also evolving and adapting through eras and different cultures and passing from families to villages and whole regions as a living thing. Back to today, you have the chance to take this trip to tradition in the ancient hill of filopappou next to ancient ruins, learning step by step to dance accompanied with other people hand by hand, let yourself be driven by the rhythm of the music, discover the true hidden meaning of these cyclical traditional dances and feel the chill to your bones that this unique experience will grant you.

Originating from Kanazawa, Kutani ware is a distinctive style of Japanese porcelain famous for its vibrant colors and intricate designs. As the only Kutani ware kiln in the city, Kutani Kosen Kiln, established in 1870, remains one of the most revered ceramic studios in the region. The kiln produces exquisite handcrafted pottery using time-honored techniques, with skilled craftsmen specializing in the delicate art of painting and glazing. This workshop offers a unique opportunity to learn the drawing techniques on Kutani ware. During this approx. 1 hour workshop, you will sketch and draw your design on a blank vessel and select your preferable colors from the Japanese pallette for your design before the workshop is concluded. Later, your work will be completed by a skilled craftsmen based on your selected colors by using traditional Kutani pigments. After painting, the piece will be fired in the kiln and shipped to you within about three months (shipping fee is at your expense).

Ran by @guidemejapan on instagram. Join our tour to explore the Gion district and witness a captivating Geisha show performed by a Maiko, Geisha Apprentice. You will have the time to ask questions, play a traditional Japanese game with the Geisha Apprentice. ⚠️Children under the age of 6 cannot join the tour

Experience the beautiful nature of La Batie, discover the simplicity of our Roots way of life, and enjoy our extraordinary panoramic view of the Indian Ocean! You’ll be able to take home your own hand printed textile. We offer our printing classes in a fun, friendly social atmosphere in a peaceful Kreol environment.

Lost on what to do to enjoy in Japan? Fear not! Let gotcha be your guide and support you! This is a plan to enjoy Kabuki culture in Ginza, the center of Japanese traditional culture and entertainment. This tour is recommended for those who do not have time to see Kabuki but would like to experience a bit of the world of Kabuki in a short time! Learn about the traditional Japanese performing arts by touring the Kabuki exhibits with a guide. We will also stop by souvenir shops that can only be found in this area. There will be plenty of Kabuki goods, Japanese accessories, Japanese sweets, and more. Experience the chic!

Get in touch with the artistic development of the city from Mudejar to present day, covering Renaissance, Baroque and Regionalist and contemporary styles. The monuments to be focused on are The Salvador Church and Pilatos House. Inside the magnificent Salvador Church, former mosque, are displays of some of the best sculptures that take place in the Holy Week processions. Stroll along the heart of Arabic Seville. A section full of life and businesses, where you can buy the best outfits for The April Fair, The Rocio Pilgrimage or any social event. Pilatos house, the second monument to be visited, is a Mudejar style palace also influenced by the Italian Renaissance period. You can also see some of the most avant-garde architecture at the end of the tour known as Las Setas. (the mushrooms) which is inside the Metropol Building. (Not included in the price)

In this introduction to henna, I give a brief history of the cultural applications of the plant before demonstrating the preparation of the paste and basic application technique after that we will design your hand or your foot 🙂 It took about 30 minute to dry, Henna tattoo . and we will share with you some tips how to let it longer… this temporary body art Henna tattoos have been used to adorn women's bodies as part of social and holiday celebrations for centuries. Whether it be saint days, birthdays, battle victories or weddings, henna tattoos were always a part of the equation. That is because they are symbols of luck, joy and beauty.

What is actually Kolam? Why it is so significant in Indian House Hold? Why do one take this painstaking act of drawing on public roads every single day, not just on some occasion? You will get all these questions answered in the workshop. Take aways: 1. Learn different patterns of Kolam and hands-on training on each style. 2. A Kolam kit to take home for practice – includes a design template and a range of colored Kolam powder. 3. Kolam powder preparation will be taught. 4. A manual will be emailed later. 5. Welcome drink – A warm cup of black tea or cooling butter milk or refreshing lime juice.

This travel experience is exceptional because it allows you to discover the most precious foundations of the art of Zouaq painting. This adventure is perfect for adults, children and families who want to discover an ancestral technique of Morocco. This experience is imbued with authenticity, the memories of each meeting will remain forever in your thoughts…

Discover the Unique Flavor of Traditional Rwandan Culture! Experience Rwanda's vibrant heart in Kigali. Enjoy: Cooking Class: Learn to make traditional Rwandan dishes with local ingredients. Live Art Session: Watch a local artist bring Rwandan stories to life. Basket Weaving Workshop: See artisans weave intricate baskets and purchase unique souvenirs. Dance Performance: Enjoy a lively traditional Rwandan dance. Language Course: Learn basic Kinyarwanda phrases. Join us for a day of learning, creativity, and connection.

The only Kutani ceramic kiln in Kanazawa, opened in 1870 (Meiji 3). We make ceranics by manual from clay blending, shaping on the wheel to final coloring. We sell Kutani ware pottery made by our kiln, and also offer studio tours, pottery making and painting workshops. You will be able to enter the actual workshop and learn about the process and characteristics of Kutani ware. You will be able to feel the history of the old workshop and see things that you would not normally see. You can ask us about your interests individually.

This activity is unique as you will interact with a Local Artist & Master Craftsman and create your own piece of work. This is the perfect way to learn traditional moroccan know-how and discover part of traditional Moroccan woodwork, while being creative ! Ismail is also used to work with children, feel free to come for a family time. Ismail speaks French, Arabic, few words of English, but always find a way to transmit easily, as he has been training foreigners from all over the world since years.

This experience weaves together art, local traditions, and a dash of mystery. You won’t just be a passive observer—you’ll actively create something beautiful to take home, enjoy a local ice cream stop that you won’t find in any guidebook, and discover a hidden bar where locals and visitors alike come to unwind. This is a journey into the heart of Oaxaca’s culture, creativity, and flavors, led by a knowledgeable local who is passionate about sharing the city’s best-kept secrets.

Art in Paradise Chiang Mai is an interactive 3D art museum that offers a unique and immersive experience. Unlike traditional museums, Art in Paradise allows visitors to become part of the artwork through stunning optical illusions and trompe-l'œil techniques. The museum features a wide range of hand-painted, lifelike murals that create the illusion of stepping into a different world. Visitors can pose creatively with the paintings, which depict scenes ranging from magical landscapes and famous landmarks to underwater adventures and fantastical creatures. The experience is fun, engaging, and perfect for photo opportunities, making it a great attraction for families, couples, or anyone looking for a playful and imaginative day out in Chiang Mai.

During a approximately 3 hours tour live and experience some of the ancient crafts embroidery, clay and tiles.