[ Bamboo Weaving Practice ]

Bamboo weaving begins with an understanding of rhythm.

From splitting and preparing bamboo to learning basic structures, the practice follows the natural properties of the material.
Each movement responds to tension, flexibility, and balance, allowing the form to emerge through repetition rather than force.

Over time, weaving becomes a dialogue between hands and material— where structure supports use, and craft settles naturally into everyday life.

Baskets Practice

Basket making focuses on structure, proportion, and use.
Through repeated construction and adjustment, participants learn how form responds to function.

This practice emphasizes everyday objects—designed to be used, carried, and lived with.

Practice 1 —
Sea Wave Basket

Form and structural control

  • This practice introduces one of the most fundamental bamboo weaving techniques: over-one, under-one.

    Combined with knotting techniques, participants create a basket whose flowing lines resemble ocean waves—commonly known as the Sea Wave Basket.

    Through this form, participants learn how structural tension and weaving rhythm influence the basket’s concave and convex shaping, developing control over form through repetition.

    Duration: 2 hours.

Workshop Fee：

  • Basket Practice｜$2350/ per person