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Sunday 23 February | The Sewing Circle
£15.00 - £25.00
Zoom | 12 PT / 15 ET / 20 GMT /21 CET (90mins)
Recording available for those who have purchased a ticket
***If you have purchased the Weaver Course or a 'Cottage Resident' ticket, this talk is already included as part of your order.***
Please purchase the ticket rate you are able to afford Abundant tickets help us to welcome those who could not otherwise attend.
Noone turned away for lack of funds - please email hello@yelala.co.uk for assistance
In Oslo, Norway, a small group of women have maintained an old tradition of sewing circles who gather explicitly to stitch burial shrouds - tachrechem. With special guest, writer Nina Boug Lichtenstein, we will learn about their journey, their labour, and the impact that the gatherings have had on the circle and their community.
We welcome participants of all genders, and of all faiths and none.
For more about all our Cottage in the Woods courses see: www.yelala.co.uk/cottage-in-the-woods
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Recording available for those who have purchased a ticket
***If you have purchased the Weaver Course or a 'Cottage Resident' ticket, this talk is already included as part of your order.***
Please purchase the ticket rate you are able to afford Abundant tickets help us to welcome those who could not otherwise attend.
Noone turned away for lack of funds - please email hello@yelala.co.uk for assistance
In Oslo, Norway, a small group of women have maintained an old tradition of sewing circles who gather explicitly to stitch burial shrouds - tachrechem. With special guest, writer Nina Boug Lichtenstein, we will learn about their journey, their labour, and the impact that the gatherings have had on the circle and their community.
We welcome participants of all genders, and of all faiths and none.
For more about all our Cottage in the Woods courses see: www.yelala.co.uk/cottage-in-the-woods
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This one-off session is the last part of a 4-part course reclaiming knowledge of fibre-crafts and their makers in the ancient world and in our own times.
Although this is the last part, you can contact us if you would like to purchase recordings of the rest of the course, and will give you a discount for the course that is equal to the cost of your ticket to this single session: hello@yelala.co.uk
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Yelala renews and revives the marginalised wisdom and spiritual practices of Jewish women and femme folk from antiquity to the present day. All genders, and people of all faiths and none are welcome in our circle.
