Botanical Printing & Slow Making Workshop

Sustainability Through Making

Discover circular fashion, natural dyeing, and textile storytelling through hands-on creative practice.

We invite you to spend an afternoon create a silk scarf using vintage 1980s Japanese kimono silk, giving new life to a textile rooted in tradition. Working with flowers, New Zealand and Australia native leaves, eucalyptus, maple, grevillea, mānuka and more, you'll transfer their pigments onto natural fibres in a sustainable method.

Come on your own, family or with a friend. You’ll leave with a wearable piece shaped by nature and tradition.

Suitable for ages 8+.
No experience needed. All materials included.

About the Artist

Jacqueline Tsang is an Auckland-based textile artist whose practice extends into community-based work.

She holds a BA in Print Design from Central Saint Martins, London. Her practice explores botanical printing, migration, memory, and belonging through working with natural materials.

She is a recipient of a Liberty London Print Design Award and the 2024 NZ Mindful Fashion Creative Excellence Award.

For more information @taklingtsangstudio on Instagram