Batik on rice paper                                     

Batik on rice paper has been used as an instrument to bring students together to experiment on the easy co-existent way of life of the African people. 15 High Mowing School Students were at Pear Tree Studio for six days, Project week, organized by Marcy Schepker. The project week created opportunity for learning the traditional Nigerian batik making and also learning about life in the Yoruba Culture .
	Pictures from project week High Mowing School NH. USA. From left to right: one of the students waxing, Segun spraying with atomizer, another student spraying to add colours, two students preparing their rice-paper for colouring while others were busy waxing as shown below.

Various methods of batik and tye-dye Illustration could also be  presented and practiced.
Different ways of waxing and folding are explored.

The workshops will be adjusted in duration and style to the age and size of the group.
The price and coverage of material and travel costs are negotiable.

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