Chinese knot button is a traditional Chinese craft that not only serves as a beautiful decoration on the collars and front openings of cheongsams. Each knot button holds meanings and blessings, representing the essence of traditional Chinese craftsmanship. They come in various patterns, combining beauty and practicality. They are not only the finishing touch for Chinese clothing but also a spiritual heritage of Chinese culture. This workshop allows participants to learn about Chinese knot buttons and, after mastering the techniques, to handcraft a pair of elegant and practical Chinese knot buttons.
| Fashion Craftsmanship Skill: Chinese Knot Button Workshop | |||
| Date: | October 7, 2024 (Monday) | ||
| Time: | 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM (3 hours in total) | ||
| Location: | Exhibition Hall, 2/F, Clothing Industry Training Authority, 63 Tai Yip Street, Kowloon Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong | ||
| Course Features: | – Introduction to Chinese knot buttons and materials
– Learning the techniques of making Chinese knot buttons – Handcrafting a pair of Chinese knot buttons |
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| Target Audience: | Interested designers | Language: | Cantonese |
| Fee: | HKD $200 | Payment Methods: | Cheque / Bank Transfer / Cash |
| Enquiries: | Mr. Cheung (Bryan Cheung)｜2263 6378｜[samplecentre@cita.org.hk](mailto:samplecentre@cita.org.hk) | ||
| Registration: | Please register online by September 30here
Note: The Sample Centre reserves the right to cancel the workshop due to insufficient enrollment or other reasons. Successful applicants will be notified separately. |
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| Remarks: | Participants will receive a certificate of completion after finishing the workshop. | ||
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