Tasara Centre For Creative Weaving  
 
   
 
 
 
 
TASARA
International Workshop
On
Weaving,Dyeing and Printing
   
Centre For Creative Weaving
North Beypore, Calicut 673 015
INDIA
 
Tasara Centre for Creative Weaving brings to you innovative workshops like Weaver Bird Package & Artist in residence package for visitors.
   
   
TASARA -an Institution dedicated to creative weaving, is situated In Beypore, a village in Kerala. on the west coast of India. Founded in 1989, Tasara (weaver's shuttle in Sanskrit) is an extension of Spider Weavers, which was established in 1977 .The Centre endeavors to deliver a contemporary touch to this age old form of art, by bringing together artists and weavers in an inspiring ambience, enabling both to break through the limitations of their own mediums.
       
The Centre is well experienced in collabo- rating with renowned artists and designers in realizing their projects. Tasara provides training in weaving, dyeing (chemicaI and natural printing and batik) for both beginers and advanced. Tasara annual Workshops have become a major textile venue for in- ternational artists and weavers to get to- gether and interact.
   
Tasara tapestries have been widely exhibited in India, Europe, the US. and the Middle Easts and have won the acclaim of all the media, connoisseurs and laymen alike. Tasara hand- woven furnishings and tapestries decorate many a prestigeous private and public houses across the world.
 
 
The fee for one month of framing / artist- in-residence includes supplies food, accommodation, individual looms and weaving lessons. An advance amount is required on registration. Participants will have chance to experience and explore the lifestyle and flavours of the local culture.
Tasara attracts artists and weavers from all over the world and provides basis for research and Workshops. The training programs on weaving and allied subjects are open through the year.
     
Tasara techniques are unique to the Centre and have given a whole new dimension to contemporary weaving. Applying dyes directly onto the warp allows for active spatial arrange ments and surface layering of colours provide a far greater potential for artistic expression.