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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Qatar:20260126T163000
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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.al-mangroves.com/event/full-course-worksho
 ps-59">Full Course Workshops</a>\nCourse Overview This full course program
  brings together eight interconnected workshops exploring traditional and 
 experimental ink and dye practices. Rooted in historical manuscript tradit
 ions\, botanical knowledge\, and material-based making\, the course offers
  a structured journey through the preparation\, behavior\, and application
  of writing and surface materials. Rather than treating each workshop as a
 n isolated activity\, the program is designed as a cumulative experience\,
  allowing participants to build material understanding\, compare processes
 \, and deepen their practice over time. Learning Approach The course balan
 ces historical context\, demonstration\, hands-on making\, and reflection.
  Participants work with carbon-based inks\, metal–tannate inks\, botanic
 al dyes\, and experimental ink processes\, gaining insight into how materi
 als interact with paper and how preparation influences behavior and longev
 ity. Emphasis is placed on careful observation\, proportion\, and techniqu
 e rather than speed or replication. The course is suitable for beginners a
 s well as experienced practitioners seeking a deeper material foundation. 
 Course Structure (8 Sessions) Carbon Ink Making one of the oldest inks in 
 the world using lampblack and gum Arabic\, focusing on durability and clar
 ity.Metal–Tannate Ink with Green\, Blue\, & Red Vitriol Often known as i
 ron-gall ink (tannic acid + green vitriol) the second oldest ink in histor
 y\, these inks involve chemical reactions with extreme staining ability.He
 nna & Hibiscus Dyeing Preparation and application of botanical dyes to pap
 er\, examining their role in writing and surface preparation.Turmeric Dyei
 ng Exploration of turmeric as a botanical dye\, producing multiple color o
 utcomes and preparing paper for writing.Persian Ink Preparation of a tradi
 tional ink combining carbon and metal–tannate elements within Persian ma
 nuscript traditions.Peacock Ink [...]
DTSTAMP:20260615T095549Z
LOCATION:Mangroves Consultancy\, Auctions\, and Exhibitions\, Liwan Design 
 Studios & Labs\, Umm Wishad St\, Doha\, Qatar\, Doha  +974\, Qatar
SUMMARY:Full Course Workshops
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.al-mangroves.com/event/fu
 ll-course-workshops-59">Full Course Workshops</a>\nCourse Overview This fu
 ll course program brings together eight interconnected workshops exploring
  traditional and experimental ink and dye practices. Rooted in historical 
 manuscript traditions\, botanical knowledge\, and material-based making\, 
 the course offers a structured journey through the preparation\, behavior\
 , and application of writing and surface materials. Rather than treating e
 ach workshop as an isolated activity\, the program is designed as a cumula
 tive experience\, allowing participants to build material understanding\, 
 compare processes\, and deepen their practice over time. Learning Approach
  The course balances historical context\, demonstration\, hands-on making\
 , and reflection. Participants work with carbon-based inks\, metal–tanna
 te inks\, botanical dyes\, and experimental ink processes\, gaining insigh
 t into how materials interact with paper and how preparation influences be
 havior and longevity. Emphasis is placed on careful observation\, proporti
 on\, and technique rather than speed or replication. The course is suitabl
 e for beginners as well as experienced practitioners seeking a deeper mate
 rial foundation. Course Structure (8 Sessions) Carbon Ink Making one of th
 e oldest inks in the world using lampblack and gum Arabic\, focusing on du
 rability and clarity.Metal–Tannate Ink with Green\, Blue\, & Red Vitriol
  Often known as iron-gall ink (tannic acid + green vitriol) the second old
 est ink in history\, these inks involve chemical reactions with extreme st
 aining ability.Henna & Hibiscus Dyeing Preparation and application of bota
 nical dyes to paper\, examining their role in writing and surface preparat
 ion.Turmeric Dyeing Exploration of turmeric as a botanical dye\, producing
  multiple color outcomes and preparing paper for writing.Persian Ink Prepa
 ration of a traditional ink combining carbon and metal–tannate elements 
 within Persian manuscript traditions.Peacock Ink [...]
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