Origata Workshop- The art of Japanese gift wrapping at Todi Mill Social

About the Event:  

The best part of receiving a gift is unwrapping it! 

The wrapping is what makes an ordinary ‘thing’, a gesture of love, and presents one a chance to personalize, decorate, and add that little bit of magic to a store-bought object. Beautiful and enticing wrapping is no small feat though, but an art in itself. If you are no expert, worry not. Origata is here to save the day!
Origata is the ancient Japanese art of gift wrapping. It is considered to be one of the most precious and well-established arts of Japan. The technique dates back to the 14th Century and it traditionally involves using paper flowers and ribbons.

Open Bracket presents a fold in time- an Origata workshop, a 3-hour session where participants will learn to expertly fold the paper in Origata styles like Floral, Fan, Kimono and a lot more. Surprise your loved ones with that extra bit of effort, because, in the end, it’s the gesture that counts.

About the Artist:  

This workshop will be conducted by guest artist Deepali Sampat. Deepali is a commerce graduate and has also pursued Fashion Designing. She has participated in several art shows and is passionate about gift wrapping and exploring unique wrapping styles and that’s how has come about to explore and experiment with Origata. She has conducted many Origata workshops until date.

Please Note: It is advised that all participants carry a scissor and a regular one-liter bottle (Preferably a wine bottle or any glass bottle) along with them for the workshop in order to learn a bottle gift wrapping technique.

Date: 4th August 2018

Time: 11:00 am to 2:00 pm

Entry: Rs. 1500 (Inclusive of all taxes and art material) | https://insider.in/origata-workshop-the-art-of-japanese-gift-wrapping-aug4-2018/event

Contact: +91 8355882036 / +91 9869349191

Venue: Todi Mill Social, 242, Mathuradas Mill Compound, Lower Parel, Mumbai, and Maharashtra 400013

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