Description
Description
Workshop Start :at 10:00 – at 13:00 – at 16:00 in Sultanahmet
Duration : 2 Hours
Type : Turkish Marbling Ebru Art
Place : Sultanahmet / Ishakpasa Street No : 6
Turkish Marbling Ebru Art
Turkish Paper Marbling is an aqueous surface design technique that, as the name implies, may generate patterns resembling those of marble or other stones. The colors are floating on either plain water or a thick solution known as size, which is then carefully applied to a sheet of paper (or other surfaces like cloth) to create the patterns. The typical floral figures from the Ottoman era can be drawn in ebru art, but there are no limits to what you may create with it. You only require your creativity.
Technique of Marbling
The technique of marbling is producing vibrant patterns on paper by sprinkling and brushing color pigments into a pan of oily water. A deep tray made of unknotted pinewood, natural earth pigments, cow gall, and tragacanth are some of the specialty instruments of the profession. Brushes made of horsehair linked to straight rose twigs are another. It is thought to have been created in Turkistan around the thirteenth century. Later, this ornamental art was introduced to China, India, Persia, and Anatolia. Marbling was a technique employed by Seljuk and Ottoman calligraphers and painters to embellish books, imperial decrees, official communications, and documents.
Our Address :
Cankurtaran Mahallesi Ishakpaşa Street No: 6 Sultanahmet ( Near Topkapi Palace )
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