Monthly Craft Afternoon - TEMARI EGGS/BALLS AND JAPANESE EMBROIDERY
Temari Eggs/Balls, Japanese Embroidery - Wednesday 25th March Temari eggs are decorative eggs, often used for Easter or spring, that feature the intricate, colorful geometric patterns of traditional Japanese Temari balls (handballs), traditionally made from fabric scraps and thread as children's toys, but now also as art and symbolic gifts. While true Temari are balls, artisans adapt the technique to egg shapes (usually plastic, wood, or styrofoam) for beautiful ornaments, creating unique designs symbolizing good luck, friendship, and happiness. Suitable for Children 10 years plus and Adults Must book via the QR code at Nancy Potter House