Women's Traditional Weaving Workshops in Kakadu National Park

Women's Traditional Weaving Workshops in Kakadu National Park

Learn ancient techniques from Indigenous artisans and create your own piece of woven jewellery.

By Injalak Arts & Crafts

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Monday, May 13 · 11am - 3pm ACST

Location

Ubirr Border Store - Injalak Arts

Ubirr Border Store - Injalak Arts East Alligator, NT 0886 Australia

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About this event

  • 4 hours

Immerse yourself in the ancient art of weaving with a Traditional Weaving Workshop, proudly hosted by Injalak Art Centre.


Open to all, this immersive four-hour experience invites you to explore the intricate art of weaving alongside Kunwinjku artisans from West Arnhem Land. Under the guidance of local Daluk (Women), you'll learn a variety of ancient weaving techniques and craft your own piece of woven jewellery.


As you weave with local pandanus fibres, harvested and dyed by the Daluk, you'll delve into the rich cultural heritage and deep connection to Country that underpins this ancient practice.


Don't miss this rare opportunity to engage with Indigenous culture in the heart of Kakadu National Park!

Frequently asked questions

Do I need any prior weaving experience to participate?

No prior weaving experience is required to participate in the workshop. Our skilled artists will guide you through each step of the process, ensuring an enjoyable learning experience for all.

Will materials be provided for the workshop?

All weaving materials will be provided for the workshop, including locally harvested pandanus fibres.

Is there an age limit for participants?

The workshop is open to participants of all ages. However, younger participants may require adult supervision.

Are there any specific items I need to bring for the workshop?

While materials for the workshop will be provided, we recommend bringing water and snacks to keep you energised throughout the session. Alternatively, cold drinks and snacks can be purchased from the Ubirr Border Store.

Is transportation provided to and from the workshop location?

Transportation to the workshop location is not provided. The workshop takes place at Ubirr Border Store, approximately a 30 minute drive north east of Jabiru.

Organized by

Injalak Arts & Crafts

Welcome to Injalak Arts Centre, a captivating hub of creativity deeply rooted in the rich traditions of the Kunwinjku people. Since 1989, our non-profit association has been owned by the local Aboriginal community. Our centre is located in Gunbalanya, a small Aboriginal community situated in West Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory of Australia.