Threads of Heritage: Embroidery, Textiles & Art
An immersive workshop featuring a talk on regional embroidery traditions followed by a hands-on session creating batik coasters with textile artist Agatha “Agy” Lee.
- When
- Till Wed, 30 Sep 2026
- Started from Sat, 28 Mar 2026
- For
- adults
- Cost
- price not stated
- SG Culture Pass
- You can pay for this with your Culture Pass credits. See it on sgculturepass.gov.sg
- Tags
- family · senior
About this event
Stitch the past into the present in this immersive embroidery experience where heritage meets contemporary design. Journey across the region’s rich sulam traditions with curator Tony Sugiarta and storyteller Hafiz Rashid.
Discover stories woven into cloth, and explore how embroidery lives on in fashion, interiors and art today. Then roll up your sleeves for a guided hands-on workshop with textile artist Agatha “Agy” Lee using Broderie Anglaise for modern practice. Create your own hand-stitched batik coaster and bring home a starter kit to continue the craft.
Join us in this afternoon filled with a blend of talk, storytelling and crafting - perfect for curious minds and creative hands alike.
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