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Ebru Marbling Workshop Experience Adelaide

Discover the mesmerising process of ebru (marbling) and create a series of colourful artworks

Eda Tevrizci

4.9 (12)

23k followers

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2 hours

3 to 6 guests

$130 (Afterpay available)

Adelaide

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Art

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Fluid Art

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Marbling

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What you'll do

Looking for unique things to do in Adelaide? Discover the fascinating process of ebru (marbling) at this interactive workshop with Eda Tevrizci!

This workshop will commence with a brief history of ebru and an introduction to traditional materials. You will gain a general understanding of how this art form was used in earlier times and how it's being used in today's world.

You will then continue with the techniques and application process of traditional ebru patterns/designs and transferring them on paper. You will also learn the nature of the materials, how the solution and paints are prepared and how they are applied to create patterns.

During the session you will learn to create at least five different ebru patterns and their variations:

Battal Ebru / Stone or Rock Pattern
Gel-Git Ebru / Tidal Pattern
Taraklı Ebru / Combed Pattern
Şal Ebru / Shawl Pattern
Bülbül Yuvası Ebru / Snail Pattern

Everyone will have their own tray set-up and it will be a hands-on experience where participants will get a chance to produce a series of unique ebru artworks, that will reflect their inner vision and creativity.

In the final part of the class, your teacher will hand over an object (bamboo fans, coasters, greeting cards etc.) to transfer your ebru pattern on!

Observe the brightness of colours on the still water surface and enjoy the meditative process of the creative transformation of colours and patterns! The therapeutic nature of the practice helps with relaxing the mind.

You can frame your finished artworks, make bookmarks or use them in your papercraft projects.

Recent Reviews

Amy Sutton • May 2022

Eda is very passionate, patient and talented. A fun class with some great art to take home. Very enjoyable.

Leone McLaughlin • May 2022

Eda is a great teacher sharing her skills and cultural knowledge about marbling. Very accessible teaching style

Natalie Ochoa • May 2022

Had an incredible time and learnt so much! The teacher was amazing in every way and the class left me feeling really inspired. Would highly recommend doing for a fun and very rewarding afternoon

Rachel Bolton • May 2022

The workshop was fun and really wonderful and we learnt a number of marbling techniques. Eda, our teacher was lovely and incredibly knowledgeable and encouraging. I felt inspired and exited about what I created. The venue was great too.

Kerrie Cauvin • May 2022

Todays Ebru class was really fantastic. Eda was a wonderful host and teacher, she gave an interesting history of the art form and then showed us a variety of techniques. I really loved the afternoon and came away feeling so inspired!

Andrea Napthine • Nov 2021

A great introduction to marbling. Enjoyed it immensely. Loved trying the different techniques and the end product.

Belinda Doolan • Jun 2021

Throughly enjoyed the class. Eda was very knowledgeable and friendly. You felt comfortable from the moment you stepped into the class. Learnt a lot about the paints, different tools and methods of pattern making. Would highly recommend.

Sophie Byass • Jun 2021

I loved doing this workshop. Eda is a lovely teacher who simplified everything for us and also gave us the history of ‘Marbling’ or ‘Ebru’. It’s is lots of fun and you don’t need to be artistic to get great results with this medium.

Angeetha Bashyam • Apr 2021

The turkish Erbu class was well organised, Eda explained the Erbu history, how each components/colours etc., are made and took time to practically show each pattern the class was so much fun, 2 hours went quickly I'm going to frame my work for sure. Would recommend this class to anyone, esp for beginners like me.

Knowledge required

This workshop is perfect for art lovers, explorers, life enjoyers and those who are open to learning new things - no prior experience is needed.

What you'll get

You can expect to create a series of seven to eight ebru papers along with a marbled object at the end of the session depending on the time you spend on each of your designs.

What to bring

Wear clothes & shoes you don't mind getting a little messy in.

Suitable for

This class is great for a hens party.

This experience would also be a unique gift for her or gift for mum.

Location

3 Mimosa Avenue, Blackwood SA

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Your teacher

Eda Tevrizci

4.9 (12)

23k followers

Eda Tevrizci is a professional Ebru artist living in Australia since 2016. She started to work on traditional Ebru art early in 2015 which stole her heart immediately and has been practising it since then.

This art form has been added to UNESCO's world cultural heritage list in 2014; she uses water surface as a canvas and then transfers the created patterns onto paper, fabric or other materials.

Using natural pigments, traditional materials and water surface as a canvas, she tries to find a balance and connection between the traditional and modern designs through her works but she is more after in creating contemporary, abstract forms rooted in the traditional art form.

After living and running workshops in Melbourne for five years, she now conducts ebru workshops and short-term courses in Adelaide for art lovers who are open to a unique experience — paint on water surface.

Apart from workshops, she also creates tangible ebru designed jewellery and fashion accessories, stationery and home decoration products all of which reflect her vision of life.

For Eda, Ebru is a lifelong learning journey and she is keen to share her expertise with people while trying to achieve more each and every day. She loves the freedom and endless possibilities that Ebru offers and always looks for new and creative ways to adapt it to the new forms of today’s world.