Botanic Gardens Visitor Centre
Bead embroidery is a distinctive art form of the Indigenous Paiwan and Rukai peoples of Taiwan, historically reserved for nobility and symbolising honour, status and identity.
In this hands on workshop, participants will explore the cultural significance of Paiwan bead embroidery through patterns inspired by the sun – a sacred symbol in Paiwan mythology reflecting their origins as descendants of the sun. Guided through creating radiant circular motifs, participants will make their own beaded work while gaining insight into the symbolism and living cultural traditions embedded in Paiwan decorative practices.
In the realm of Paiwan clothing design, ‘alapiyac Parucunuq, committed to researching the expressions of traditional textile patterns and recording in detail the paths of their contemporary evolution and applications, is a guardian of decorative pattern design. He is well-versed in pattern structure and traditional beaded embroidery, turning traditional imagery into a vocabulary that can still be used today and thus presents the enduring vitality of Paiwan patterns in different eras.
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| Price Level | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Fully Seated | Admit One | $210.00 |