Upcoming workshops & courses
Explore workshops and in-depth courses designed to help you begin or expand your weaving practice
Designer Focused
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Pattern Weaving on Multi-Shaft Looms
Pattern Weaving on Multi-Shaft Looms, Nov 2 – Nov 14 -
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Indian Traditional Weaving Techniques
Indian Traditional Weaving Techniques, Dec 7 – Dec 19
SAORI
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Introduction to SAORI Weaving
Introduction to SAORI Weaving, Oct 16 – Oct 18 -
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Introduction to SAORI Weaving
Introduction to SAORI Weaving, Nov 13 – Nov 15 -
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Introduction to SAORI Weaving
Introduction to SAORI Weaving, Dec 11 – Dec 13
Leisure Craft
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Introduction to Hand Spinning
Introduction to Hand Spinning, Oct 11 -
Introduction to Weaving (Inkle)
Introduction to Weaving (Inkle), Oct 17 -
Nuno Felting
Nuno Felting, Oct 24 -
Introduction to Weaving (Tapestry)
Introduction to Weaving (Tapestry), Oct 31 -
Introduction to Hand Spinning
Introduction to Hand Spinning, Nov 8 -
Introduction to Weaving (Rigid Heddle)
Introduction to Weaving (Rigid Heddle), Nov 21 -
Nuno Felting
Nuno Felting, Nov 28 -
Introduction to Hand Spinning
Introduction to Hand Spinning, Dec 6
Types of workshops & courses
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View Details: Leisure Craft WorkshopsLeisure Craft Workshops
Hands-on workshops introducing weaving and related fibre practices such as spinning and felting for leisure crafters and beginners.
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View Details: SAORI WorkshopsSAORI Workshops
Workshops introducing weaving through the SAORI loom and its distinctive contemporary approach rooted in Zen philosophy. Participants work individually at a SAORI loom, exploring weaving without prescribed patterns or outcomes. No prior weaving experience is required.

Designer-Focused Courses
Structured courses for designers. Includes courses such as Pattern Weaving and Indian Traditional Weaving Techniques, as well as refresher and cross-training inputs for textile designers
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View Details: Pattern Weaving on Multi-Shaft Looms2 Week Course
Pattern Weaving on Multi-Shaft Looms
For designers and serious craft practitioners who want to work with woven structures beyond surface experimentation.
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View Details: Indian Traditional Weaving Techniques2 Week Course
Indian Traditional Weaving Techniques
Designed for fashion designers and entrepreneurs who intend to work with Indian handloom clusters, this course focuses on understanding traditional weaving techniques through direct practice.
Other studio activities
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Weaving Spa
Open, self-directed weaving sessions using a SAORI loom.
The loom is pre-warped and ready to weave. Participants are shown how to wind the bobbin and begin weaving, after which they work independently. No techniques are taught and no outcomes are defined.Yarns can be chosen from the studio’s yarn bank, and participants work at their own pace. Sessions are charged by time, with materials charged separately. The woven fabric is cut off and given at the end.

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In-studio Loom Rental & Studio Access
Studio access for designers working on design development and material exploration. Includes loom access, studio resources, and support with setup such as warping and yarn selection. Intended for focused development work, not production.

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Mentored Projects & Portfolio Development
Mentored, time-bound projects for designers and advanced learners to build portfolio work through hands-on weaving.

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Internships & Graduation Projects
Studio-based internships and graduation project mentorship for design students. Students work hands-on at the loom, with guidance through the process and support in shaping outcomes that align with their academic requirements.

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School Weave-Walks
Guided studio visits for schools, where children are introduced to weaving through hands-on exploration.
They try different looms and understand how weaving is done, turning the visit into an engaging and immersive experience.

Schedule a Visit
Schedule a visit to the studio to discuss your interests or requirements