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Sand Painting: Layering Colours, Preserving Traditions

A 1.5-hour hands-on workshop where participants learn the art of layering coloured sand to create decorative designs in jars or clear cases.

When
Till Thu, 31 Dec 2026
Started from Fri, 27 Feb 2026
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Where
Arts Resource Hub @ 42 Waterloo Street
42 Waterloo St
Singapore 187951
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For
adults · family · seniors
Cost
S$48 per person
SG Culture Pass
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Tags
family · senior · accessibility

About this event

Discover the beauty of sand painting in this 1.5 hours hands-on workshop inspired by Chinese and Asian decorative traditions. Participants will explore how layered coloured sand has been used in ornamental art, often displayed in bottles or jars as symbols of beauty and harmony.

Guided step by step, participants will learn techniques of layering, contouring and blending colours to create images inside jars or clear cases. The process encourages patience, creativity, and mindful expression.

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

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