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The Art of Chinese Craftsmanship in your Hands

In this workshop, we would like to offer you a truly special cultural experience. Whether you are part of the Chinese community and appreciate its meditative elegance, or a German guest curious about the charm of traditional China – this afternoon is an invitation to slow down and unwind. Thread bead by bead, create your own piece of Chinese-inspired romance, and enjoy a relaxing, restorative escape from everyday life.

Traditional Chinese bead craftsmanship carries a unique and profound aesthetic. The materials mainly feature natural wooden beads, aventurine, warm agate, and cordierite, combining an earthy, understated texture with rich traditional symbolism. The color palette ranges from delicate white and deep green to warm red and elegant brown. The resulting creations can appear either minimalist and close to nature or bold and expressive, all interwoven with the rich cultural heritage of China.

 


July | Chinese Beading Workshop in Munich

Everyday life can be hectic, so take a little time out for yourself and unwind with some creative beadwork. Design your own piece of jewellery and take home something that truly reflects your personal style.

This time, the workshop is not only about classic bracelets. The highlight of this session is our beautiful tassel charms. They can be used in many different ways: as charms for bracelets or necklaces, as decorations for your phone or bag, or even as handmade earrings. There are no limits to your creativity!

To inspire you, we have prepared seven design ideas:

  1. Gentle Elegance – Warm wooden beads meet delicate shades of rose, combining strength with lightness.
  2. Moonlight – Round jade beads shimmer like soft moonlight.
  3. Purple Fortune – Shiny purple beads symbolise good luck and positive omens in Chinese culture.
  4. Blossom of Fortune – A delicate jade flower symbolising good luck and beautiful encounters.
  5. Little Lucky Lantern – A charm shaped like a traditional lantern, symbolising joy and good fortune.
  6. Light Cloud Tassel – Simple, soft tassels with an elegant and airy appearance.
  7. Spring Feelings – Fresh colours full of energy and joy.

Do not worry if you have never tried crafting before! We will guide you step by step and support you throughout the creative process. You can combine colours, beads and charms entirely according to your own taste and create a unique piece of jewellery inspired by Chinese style.

Our Special Offer:
Bring your friends along to the workshop and receive a voucher or a thoughtfully selected gift as a little thank-you.

Come along together, chat, get creative and take home beautiful handmade accessories. We look forward to welcoming you!

 

Event Details

Date & Time: July 25, 1:30–3:30 PM
Location: Gleichmannstraße 10, 81241 Munich-Pasing
Maximum Number of Participants: 16 (places are limited!)
Recommended Age: 8 years and above
Price: €35 per person

The price includes the use of all tools and materials. Each participant can create one necklace and one bracelet. Additional pieces of jewellery can be made for a small materials fee of just €5 per item.

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Konfuzius-Institut München e. V.
Gleichmannstraße 10
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