Top Middle East & Africa Craft Classes

To learn, share, discover, you must be well surrounded, in a warm space where you feel comfortable. In the workshops, it's the imagination, big and small, who is in power! Learning, creation, relaxation, pottery workshops, sewing workshops, painting workshops.

No prerequisites are necessary to take part in our workshops, which are supervised by animators / craftsmen, who will guide you on the working techniques, tools and the materials used. The detailed program of the workshop is defined by the trainers, and could be readjusted during the session to provide training tailored to the participants. All the necessary equipment will be provided and you will leave with your finished products.

Moroccan Babouch—traditional leather slippers—are a popular purchase for visitors to the Marrakech souks, often produced in beautiful designs and bright colors. On this tour, take part in a hands-on workshop led by a local craftsman, learn how the leather is dyed and prepared, and make your very own pair of Babouch slippers to take home as a souvenir. During the workshop, take a break to enjoy Moroccan afternoon tea with your guide.

Morocco is famous for their beautiful leather goods. Spend part of your day learning about the art of leather making at a local workshop in Marrakesh. This small-group tour, limited to 15 guests, provides an in-depth look at the ancient craft and gain hands-on experience to make your own handmade leather product. This workshop is open to people of all ages and skill levels.

I would like to share my passion came from my mother and grand mother. When I was kid they always teach me how to use and make 100% home-made argan oil, since then I'm so addicted to make & use it and always bring it during travel. I believe a lot of people love Argan oil as I do. n this class I want to bring traditional home experience to show you how to make 100% real Argan oil with easy way and of course made by yourself!

Hello, my name is Najla and I come today with the goal of producing this treasure Argan oil, without filtration with all his benefits, In this class, I want to do a traditional home experience to show you how to do 100% real oil in a simple and healthy way!

The art of cyanotype (sun printing) is a very unique technique filled with history. Originating as a photographic tool before the camera was invented, a small amount of photographers use it today as a form of alternative photography. I have blended this tool with my love of textiles to form products with deep blue prints. The outcome is guaranteed to be beautiful and functional. The cyanotype process is a surprising and magical form of printing.

Years ago in the time of the Rwandan Kings, there once was a prince who decided to decorate his house by molding geometric shapes onto the wall of his hut using cow dung.  In time, this technique was developed into a popular form of traditional Rwandan art called “Imigongo.”  During your workshop, you will learn the history of Imigongo Art in Rwanda.  You will then paint your own chosen Imigongo (cow dung Art) to take away with you.

We are a center specializes in well-being, body care, hair care with natural and organic products, cures, beauty treatments

Set in the rural town of Atimpoku, great activities for individuals, groups or families. So many varieties of workshops under one roof.

Whether you live in Marrakech or are passing through, come and spend a pleasant artistic moment.

Souvenirs You Must Buy in Morocco Ceramics. Blue and white - what a sight! Morocco is famous for its distinct pottery and ceramics. ... Spices. Ras El Hanout. What's Ras el hanout? ... Lanterns. Let there be light! ... Tea Sets. Pinkies up! ... Argan Oil. The ultimate beauty product. ... Babouches. Shoe and tell. Discover the workshops of artisans in Marrakech markets Discover the unique beautiful Moroccan carpets: Berber carpets, Arab carpet, and Touareg carpet

Great for visitors with limited time, this tour showcases Azerbaijani cuisine and culture all in one immersive day. Visit the Qala Archaeological and Ethnographic Museum, where you can participate in hands-on workshops in traditional handicrafts like pottery, carpetmaking, blacksmithing, and cooking. Afterwards, take a seat at the posh Art Club restaurant in Baku’s old city for a guided wine tasting and lunch.

We are the only ones who deliver this experience in Rabat/Sale region which make it very unique. The experience will benefit you with knowledge about the artisanal industry of Morocco and will make it easier for you to navigate in Morocco.

No prerequisites are necessary to take part in our workshops, which are supervised by animators / craftsmen, who will guide you on the working techniques, tools and the materials used. The detailed program of the workshop is defined by the trainers, and could be readjusted during the session to provide training tailored to the participants. All the necessary equipment will be provided and you will leave with your finished products.

Set in the rural town of Atimpoku, great activities for individuals, groups or families. So many varieties of workshops under one roof

No prerequisites are necessary to take part in our workshops, which are supervised by animators / craftsmen, who will guide you on the working techniques, tools and the materials used. The detailed program of the workshop is defined by the trainers, and could be readjusted during the session to provide training tailored to the participants. All the necessary equipment will be provided and you will leave with your finished products.

During 1:30, you will discover the secrets of manufacture of natural cosmetics of Morocco. You will begin with a one-hour workshop, during which our passion for natural products will transmit its know-how: you will make a typical Moroccan product based on natural products (eg green tea scrub, rhassoul for horses, argan oil ...) This cosmetic workshop is within the reach of those who wish to create their own beauty products and natural care, spending a pleasant moment of exchange and sharing ...

Set in the rural town of Atimpoku, great activities for individuals, groups or families. So many varieties of workshops under one roof.

No prerequisites are necessary to take part in our workshops, which are supervised by animators / craftsmen, who will guide you on the working techniques, tools and the materials used. The detailed program of the workshop is defined by the trainers, and could be readjusted during the session to provide training tailored to the participants. All the necessary equipment will be provided and you will leave with your finished products.

Amazing art activity for kids and adults on a sunny or rainy day in the center of Te Aviv. Enjoy painting pottery with the Color Café TLV team! The team guides you through techniques and creative ideas to get a unique art masterpiece that you can take home.

Screen printing is a unique old fashioned way of direct printing on almost anything. It's FUN and straightforward, and once you get proper instruction, you can create and print by yourself on T-shirts, Tote Bags, fabric, wood, and paper. At our studio we create, Teach, Sell and LOVE screen printing, and we are doing it since 2010 in south Tel Aviv.

No prerequisites are necessary to take part in our workshops, which are supervised by animators / craftsmen, who will guide you on the working techniques, tools and the materials used. The detailed program of the workshop is defined by the trainers, and could be readjusted during the session to provide training tailored to the participants. All the necessary equipment will be provided and you will leave with your finished products.

With the help of local Maasai Mama's you will be lead through a number of traditional Swahili recipes to prepare your own lunch. You will learn how the local Mama's prepare food at home using traditional cooking equipment and methods. You will learn some Swahili words for different foods and be able to get hands-on help to prepare each dish. You will learn about how Maasai build their homes and how traditional Maasai homes are set up in a "boma". You can see inside the homes and how they live. You will be able to then learn how Maasai create their own beaded jewellery and go away from the workshop with your very own bracelet. Vegetarian, gluten free and dairy free options can e catered for in the recipes.