Discover Zisha: Where Nature Meets Design
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For 700 years, Yixing Zisha (purple clay) has been the soul of Chinese tea culture: a sustainable, handcrafted art form that shares the Nordic love of minimalist, function-first design and "made to last" craftsmanship. No prior knowledge of Chinese culture is required – this is your chance to explore it firsthand.
At this 2-hour workshop, you will:
• Learn what makes Zisha “the breathing clay” through direct comparison with familiar Danish teaware
• Touch raw Zisha ore and clay to feel its natural, unique texture
• Watch live demonstrations from 5 master Chinese artisans, as they hand-build teapots and carve one-of-a-kind designs
• Get up close to 50 stunning handcrafted Zisha pieces, with direct Q&A with the masters
• Discover how this timeless craft embodies harmony with nature, and a sustainable ethos that grows more beautiful with every use
This event is free and open to all lovers of craft, design, sustainability, and cultural discovery. Spaces are limited to 60 guests – reserve your spot today through https://forms.office.com/e/ac1AETAxUY?origin=lprLink
For 700 years, Yixing Zisha (purple clay) has been the soul of Chinese tea culture: a sustainable, handcrafted art form that shares the Nordic love of minimalist, function-first design and "made to last" craftsmanship. No prior knowledge of Chinese culture is required – this is your chance to explore it firsthand.
At this 2-hour workshop, you will:
• Learn what makes Zisha “the breathing clay” through direct comparison with familiar Danish teaware
• Touch raw Zisha ore and clay to feel its natural, unique texture
• Watch live demonstrations from 5 master Chinese artisans, as they hand-build teapots and carve one-of-a-kind designs
• Get up close to 50 stunning handcrafted Zisha pieces, with direct Q&A with the masters
• Discover how this timeless craft embodies harmony with nature, and a sustainable ethos that grows more beautiful with every use
This event is free and open to all lovers of craft, design, sustainability, and cultural discovery. Spaces are limited to 60 guests – reserve your spot today through https://forms.office.com/e/ac1AETAxUY?origin=lprLink
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Where is it happening?
H.C. Andersens Boulevard 36 、 1553 Copenhagen, Denmark, H. C. Andersens Boulevard 36, 1553 København V, Danmark, Copenhagen , Denmark
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