HAND
HAndicrafts for studeNts DEvelopment
About the Project
HAND’s general objective is to promote traditional artisanal handicraft in schools located in rural areas. The aim is to raise awareness in primary schools on the richness and sustainability of local arts & crafts technique, history and traditions, and to discover different handicraft realities in Europe through cross border knowledge sharing. Students will also develop green skills and knowledge of environmental education and sustainability.
Start date 01-09-2024
End date 30-11-2025
Partners
4 different partners are part of the project. 2 schools – one from Italy and one from Estonia – and two associations.
- Albero della Tuscia (Italy)
MTÜ Sänna Kultuurimõis (Estonia)
- Artemisia (Italy)
- Ühe Talu Lugu (Estonia)
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The final lesson of the course culminated in the firing of all the raku and bucchero pieces in the outdoor…
We’re getting closer to the end of the year and the end of this workshop and the hand-spun wool is…
This week, we transformed our clay creations into colorful masterpieces while glazing the animal sculptures and small bowls we’d created…
This was the final session for working with clay. In the next two lessons, we’ll glaze and fire all the…
Alessio surprised us all by bringing bucchero pottery to the studio. These 20th-century replicas of later Etruscan artworks were truly…
This week, we embarked on a journey back in time to explore the ancient art of Etruscan Bucchero pottery. We…
First of all we wanted to see how our dyed yarn turned out! Every child has chosen one jar to…
Wool comes in so many colors, that’s for sure. But where do they come from? Plants, Animals or only some…
It’s Friday again and we meet for the second time to learn more about natural fibres and their transformation. After…
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