AN INVITATION
Set within the environment of Heenat Salma Farm, this experience brings together Sadu weaving, Kilim weaving, wool preparation, and natural dyeing into one continuous, hands-on journey.
Participants will work closely with materials, tools, and techniques — developing both practical skills and a deeper understanding of craft, culture, and sustainability.
This is a small-group programme designed for focused learning and direct engagement.
WEEKS
SESSIONS
HOURS
PARTICIPANTS
HANDS-ON
The Programme
Each stage builds on the last. By the final week, you’ll have followed wool from raw fleece all the way to a finished, dyed, woven sample.
Weeks 1–2
Rooted in Bedouin heritage, Sadu weaving introduces you to traditional techniques, loom setup, and foundational patterns. The journey begins with understanding rhythm, structure, and cultural context — the discipline that underlies every woven piece that follows.
Outcomes
Skills, materials, and a foundation you can keep building on long after the programme ends.
BY THE END
Each stage builds on the last. By the final week, you’ll have followed wool from raw fleece all the way to a finished, dyed, woven sample.
A finished, hand-woven Sadu piece using traditional techniques you’ve practised over the first weeks.
A geometric Kilim weave that demonstrates pattern variation and structural understanding.
Yarn you have spun by hand and dyed with plant-based dyes, ready to weave with.
Who It's For
Skills, materials, and a foundation you can keep building on long after the programme ends.
No prior weaving experience is required. What we ask
for is presence, attention, and a willingness to work
slowly with the material.
Programme Fee
Full eight-week programme · One-time fee
Enroll
Spaces are limited to four participants per cohort. Make your reservation now!
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