Ebru, Turkish Paper Marbling – Sunday -One Session

Ebru, also known as the art of marbling on water, is a traditional artistic practice that combines beauty, creativity, and cultural heritage. Originating centuries ago, this unique art form involves creating intricate patterns on the surface of water and then transferring them onto paper or fabric. Beyond its visual appeal, Ebru art carries deep educational and emotional value. It serves as a tool for preserving cultural traditions, fostering creativity, enhancing mental well-being, and encouraging social interaction. The following points highlight the key educational outcomes and broader benefits of practicing Ebru art.

The art of Ebru (marbling art) aims to achieve several objectives, the most important of which are:

• Preserving Cultural Heritage
  Ebru art is part of the intangible cultural heritage that is passed down from generation to generation and carries valuable history and knowledge.

• Enhancing Social Bonds
  Ebru art is practiced collectively, which contributes to promoting dialogue and improving relationships among individuals and communities.

• Fostering Creativity
  Ebru art encourages creativity and innovation through the diversity of techniques and forms used.

• Improving Thinking Skills
  Ebru art helps enhance a person’s ability to face and solve problems and strengthens creativity and innovation.

• Reducing Stress
  Ebru art contributes to reducing psychological and physical stress, offering an opportunity to relieve tension.

• Application in Decorative Design
  The aesthetics of Ebru art can be used in the field of decorative design to create unique and innovative designs.

• Application in Fashion Design
  Ebru art can be applied in fashion design to create contemporary and trendy styles.

Age: Adults (16+)

Workshop Date and Time: 

• Sunday 3rd Aug, 3.00 PM – 5.00 PM
• 2 hours of learning – 40 AED

Workshop Location:  

• AlTaif Mall Business Centre, 17th Floor, Fujairah, UAE

Tutor’s Biography: Naem Othman Ahmed Alozaibi

Naem Othman Ahmed Alozaibi is a education specialist with a foundational background in biology. A graduate of the University of Sanaa in 1994, she pursued her passion for art education through specialized training in Taiz and a ceramics course at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Cairo University. Over her career, she has played a vital role in Yemen’s educational landscape, serving as a Senior Consultant for Art Education in Taiz Governorate since 2007. Prior to that, she taught both biology and art education for over a decade.

Her artistic journey is equally prolific, having participated in more than 25 national and international exhibitions, including the Artcom Expo in Pakistan, the Beijing International Art Biennale, and multiple showcases across Egypt, Algeria, China, the UAE, and Turkey. She is especially recognized for her contributions to Arabic calligraphy and illumination arts, often representing women artists in prestigious forums. Naem’s work blends educational commitment with cultural preservation, making her a respected figure in both academic and artistic communities.

Workshop Rules and Regulations: 

• The fee includes all the learning hours and materials that will be supplied in the in-person course.
• No refunds are acceptable and you need to attend the specified hours and times listed on this page.
• No makeup sessions will be offered.