Hand in Hand with Africa Ankara Fabric Choker Set Making Workshop with Chariots Handmaydz

Hand in Hand with Africa Ankara Fabric Choker Set Making Workshop with Chariots Handmaydz

Date: Sat. 10th April

Time: 14:30-17:00

Cost: 260RMB, 220RMB for Members includes all the materials

African jewellery is popular for its beauty and quality and besides being used for self-adornment some pieces have cultural significance in some regions of Africa. It can indicate one’s wealth, tribe, and social status.

In this session, we get to explore the Ankara Fabric prints. Come and have an experience in African Themed Jewelry Designing

Design your own Ankara Fabric Earrings using different earring holders
Create your own Ankara Fabric covered bracelet
Make an Ankara Fabric Choker complete the set

The Founder: Tina is the Founder of Chariots and People at Heart Foundation. She is also an African Themed Jewelry designer based in Beijing. Her unique African designs showcase the beauty of her African culture. She specializes in fabric, tribal rope, stone, beads, wood and clay designs.

About Chariots Handmaydz

Chariots Handmaydz is launched with a mission to change the lives of marginalized women and children so that they can reach their potential. A lot of marginalized women did not get an opportunity to attain formal education, through starting a jewellery company our aim is to assist these women to realize that they can still build a business through making handicrafts after getting help from local services just like Equipment Finance Melbourne. Chariot is a pacesetter for these women. Not only are we setting the pace we aim to bring women together, supporting them to start their own businesses through women empowerment workshops and hosting conferences. We support marginalized children by providing their needs through education. We believe every child has a right to education and to be able to build a future for themselves through learning. Children are the future! #TouchingLivesThroughLove!

OUR MISSION

To give every woman and child a chance to live a better life despite their race, ethnicity or age.