What’s it all about?

Phulkari is a traditional style of embroidery from from the Punjab region. While it literally means 'flower work', it's also recognisable for it's neat geometric patterns.

These patterns are created on thick cotton using silken or cotton threads, in a technique that covers the top of the fabric not so much the reverse side.

If you ever visit the markets of Amritsar they are full of Phulkari items, each telling a story of Punjab's rich heritage.

All materials will be provided. Basic sewing experience can be helpful but not necessary as the stitches are simple and easy to follow.

What will we cover?

In this hands on class Manjari will cover:

History of Phulkari embroidery
Different stitches, motifs, and fabrics
Sewing basics
Sewing your own piece of phulkari!

Accessibility

Wheelchair Accessibility Venue
Quiet Spaces
Free Tickets for First Nation Attendees
Gender Neutral Bathrooms

Who will be teaching?

Manjari (she/her) is a trained Fashion Designer with vast experience in Indian textiles and embroideries. After working in the fashion industry for over a decade, she has been running her own handmade children's clothing label, Bubble For Poppet, for the past eight years.

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Photo by Teacher's own work.

Any other questions or ways we can assist with accessibility? Just shoot Maddy (she/her) an email at melbourne@lanewaylearning.com

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