Yarn, pom-poms, paints and unique Dhokra pendants from Odisha, India. Using these elements, you’ll create your own personal version of our Anjuli pendant in this workshop. Whether as a key ring, a bag charm, a home decoration or a gift – they’re incredibly versatile and can be reinterpreted in endless ways.

In this workshop – led by Jill Kayser from the Real Time Trust Foundation – you’ll have the opportunity to create your very own version of this classic piece. For yourself or as a lovely, personalised gift. 

Participation
By registration. It’s also possible to drop in at short notice, provided there’s space available. Participation fee includes a flat-rate charge for materials.  

Duration of the event
1.00–4.00 pm

About the Real Time Trust Foundation
Real Time Trust is a Swiss foundation that has been working in the Indian state of Odisha for many years. Together with local partner organisations, the foundation supports the further development of products, creates access to new sales opportunities and helps to preserve and strengthen traditional arts and crafts as a source of income.
 
About ‘Dhokra’ craftsmanship
Dhokra is a traditional metal-casting technique that has been practised in Odisha and other regions of India for centuries. For Real Time Trust, this craft has been an important part of its local collaboration for many years: the characteristic brass elements can be found in various products – including the Anjuli.