Eco Printing Workshop with Oksana Danziger | Saturday 7/15 | 10 am - 1 pm

Eco Printing Workshop with Oksana Danziger | Saturday 7/15 | 10 am - 1 pm

Workshops | This class has been canceled

107 East Deer Park Road Dix Hills, NY 11746 United States

Studio 9

All Levels

7/15/2023 (one day)

10:00 AM-1:00 PM EDT on Sat

144.00 USD

Member Discount Available

This unique workshop is where the exciting world of printmaking and fiber arts collide! In this workshop Oksana Danziger will lead students through the process of printing designs on scarves utilizing only natural materials, engaging in a centuries old heritage process of creating beauty!
The basic principle of eco printing is that various leaves and plant materials (fresh or dried) possess tannins which have the innate ability to print permanent color onto fabric fibers when combined with the proper technique and procedure. Eco printing is directly related to the art of dyeing with natural plant materials. The process usually involves some form of heat and pressure to create a distinctive print. Historically, the dyeing of fabric with natural plant material has been around since 100 A.D. All levels of designers will have fun and be appropriately challenged to create unique wearable art through this process.
Lately, sustainable art forms have become very popular. We can make the process experimental and creative using natural sources of dye. We believe designing in sustainable ways will impact the entire world. Hopefully one day, this will be the norm and it will help protect future generations and the environment.

$20 materials fee payable to the instructor.

  • $20 materials fee payable to the instructor.


Danziger, Oksana

Oksana is a natural-born creator with a passion for textile art. Pursuing her love of design, she continued to study textile design at
the Moscow State Textile University, where she received a Master's Degree in 1986. After graduation, she exhibited tapestry, silk paintings, and fabric fine art colleges throughout Russia's galleries and museums and completed several residencies, including one in Torino, Italy. Her work was added to Moscow's Decorative Art Museum's collection in 1990. In addition to her fine arts practice, Oksana taught art classes at her studio for elementary school children funded by the Moscow Arts Council for five years.