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Cutting Through Culture: Chinese Paper Cutting Workshop

Learn the traditional folk art of Chinese paper cutting in this hands-on workshop, where you will master folding and cutting techniques to create your own decorative designs.

When
On now, until Mon 30 Nov
Started Fri 13 Feb
Where
Arts Resource Hub @ 42 Waterloo Street
42 Waterloo St
Singapore 187951
Directions
Who it's for
Good for adults, seniors and families
Cost
Price not stated; mentions use of SG Culture Pass credits.
SG Culture Pass
You can pay with your SG Culture Pass credits
See it on sgculturepass.gov.sg
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About it

Discover the beauty of Chinese Paper Cutting (剪纸) in this 1.5 hours hands-on workshop that introduces a timeless folk art rich in symbolism and cultural meaning. Traditionally used to decorate windows, doors and festive spaces, paper cuttings often represent blessings such as good fortune, happiness, and longevity.

Participants will learn about the history of paper cutting and its role in Singapore’s Chinese communities, especially during celebrations like Chinese New Year and weddings. Guided step by step, they will practise folding, symmetrical cutting and motif creation to produce their own meaningful designs.

Brought to you by Trendsen Cultural Enterprise. Use your $100 SG Culture Pass credits for this workshop.

Note: The workshop will be conducted either at Arts Resource Hub @ 42 Waterloo Street or a classroom at Waterloo Centre. Both locations are located within 3 mins walk from Bras Basah MRT Station Exit E and 5 mins walk from Bencoolen MRT Station Exit B. Participants will receive an email with the exact location at least three days before the workshop.

Accessibility options: Wheelchair accessible

For session details and bookings, click 'Get Tickets'.

Tags: family · senior · accessibility

Details from SG Culture Pass.

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