扎染工作坊

年齡範圍: 兒童(15歲或以下), 成人(24-65歲), 長者(65歲或以上)

語言: 廣東話, 普通話, 英文

人數: 1對1, 2至4人, 多於4人

教學模式: 面授

時間: 個別查詢

價錢: 個別查詢

服務地區: 離島區

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IRREGULart位於四面環海的南丫島，隱世海岸青山綠水的《北角新村》，小島風情有著不少香港開埠初期的歷史痕跡及自然地貌，呼吸著大自然的新鮮空氣，聽著小鳥唱著歌，來個身心靈放鬆的一日遊，整個世界和時間彷彿隨心情一樣，享受活在當下的每一刻。

IRREGULart主打推介給大家《異國風情》馬賽克，譯自MOSAIC，原意是用鑲嵌方式拼接而成的細緻裝飾。以小石子、貝殼、磁磚、玻璃等有色嵌片應用在牆壁面或地板上的繪製圖案來表現的一種藝術。發源於古希臘。早期居住在洞穴裏的人們，為了讓地板更加堅固耐用，採用各種大理石鋪設地面，最早的馬賽克就是在這一基礎上衍生髮展起來的。

如今，能用來製作馬賽克的材料更多、更有彈性了。從沿用傳統的大理石、小鵝卵石、玻璃磚、陶片、瓷片和琺琅等等，到任何生活中你可以使用的材料如鈕釦、餐具或文具皆可。在這個高工業技術的時代，用金和銀做出的玻璃狀鑲嵌片也可以大量生產。

IRREGULart《異國風情》馬賽克材料多元化，馬賽克包括有相框 、燭台、檯燈、鵝頸燈、阿拉丁神燈、月亮燈等等供選擇，另外學生亦可以自備器皿，帶來課堂上為佢換個新造型，賦予家品二次生命. 將有意義的舊物透過一些簡單的技巧，挽回人氣、提高存感，增添環保主題創作的意義。學生由選材到設計都是自己一手一腳完成，最後完成作品帶回家，為生活增添一點儀式感。

扎染有着悠久歷史。起源於黃河流域。起源於何時尚無定論。據記載，早在東晉，紮結防染的絞纈綢已經有大批生產。
扎染一般以棉白布或棉麻混紡白布為原料，扎染工藝分為紮結和染色兩部分。它是通過紗、線、繩等工具，對織物進行扎、縫、縛、綴、夾等多種形式組合後進行染色。其目的是對織物紮結部分起到防染作用，使被紮結部分保持原色，而未被紮結部分均勻受染。

現代染料品種豐富，扎染工藝有了多種選擇。活性染料可低温操作。分散染料滲透力好，直接染料效果自然。目前扎染已不再限於服飾的運用，有其更廣泛的用途，產品有匹色布、桌巾、門簾、服裝、民族包、帽子、手巾、圍巾、枕巾、牀單等上百個品種。

IRREGULart提供方巾、筆袋、長袋包、T-Shirt、帆布袋、背包、頸巾、抱枕套等等供選擇。
 

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Introduction of IRREGULart

Tie-Dye Workshop

IRREGULart is located in Pak Kok San Tsuen, Lamma Island, surrounded by the sea, hidden in the green hills and clear waters of the village. The island has many historical traces and natural landscapes from the early days of Hong Kong's development. Breathing in the fresh air of nature and listening to the birds sing, you can enjoy a relaxing day trip for your body and mind. Time seems to stand still, allowing you to fully enjoy and appreciate every moment of the present.

IRREGULart is promoting the Mosaic art to everyone. Mosaic is a delicate decoration made by inlaying and piecing together colored pieces, such as small stones, shells, ceramic tiles, and glass, to create patterns on walls or floors. It originated in ancient Greece, where people living in caves used various types of marble to pave the ground to make it more durable. The earliest mosaics were derived from this foundation.

Today, there are more materials available to make mosaics, including traditional materials such as marble, pebbles, glass bricks, pottery shards, porcelain, and enamel, as well as any materials you can find in your daily life, such as buttons, tableware, or stationery. In this high-tech era, glass-shaped inlay pieces made of gold and silver can also be mass-produced.

Tie-Dye workshop

Tie-dye has a long history and originated in the Yellow River Basin. There is no consensus on its exact origin and it has a long history. There was already a large production of twisted and dyed twisted silk during the Eastern Jin dynasty.

Tie-dye generally uses white cotton or cotton and linen blended white cloth as raw materials, and the tie-dye process is divided into two parts: tying and dyeing. It is achieved by using tools such as yarn, thread, and ropes to tie, sew, bind, stitch, and clip the fabric in various ways before dyeing. The aim is to prevent the tied part of the fabric from being dyed, so that it retains its original color, while the untied part is evenly dyed.

With the rich variety of modern dyes, tie-dye techniques have many options. Reactive dyes can be operated at low temperatures, and dispersing dyes have good permeability, while direct dyes have a natural effect. Nowadays, tie-dye is no longer limited to clothing but has a wider range of uses, with hundreds of products such as dyed cloth, tablecloths, curtains, clothing, ethnic bags, hats, handkerchiefs, scarves, pillowcases, and bed sheets.

IRREGULart offers handkerchiefs, pencil cases, long bags, T-shirts, canvas bags, backpacks, neckerchiefs, pillowcase covers, and more to choose from.

Welcome to sign up and inquire for further details.

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