MOROCCAN EMBROIDERY
Rozlaby Embroidery with Camille Bertrand
In this workshop, Camille will teach Rozlaby embroidery, originating from the M’Zouda region in western Morocco. This type of embroidery is know for its characteristic geometric shapes. During this workshop, participants are invited to discover the techniques by creating a traditional motif with silk thread on a yute tote bag.
Camille Bertrand is textile designer, specialized in hand embroidery and textile printing. She is the founder of Brodeuse Voyageuse. In 2019, she moved to Morocco to create her textile design studio and to promote the know-how of local embroiderers and weavers.
The workshop will begin with an introduction to Rozlaby embroidery, its cultural significance, use of symbols and different applications. Camille will discuss how to choose colors combinations and how to work with the right rhythm using a yute foundation. She will also support participants by showcasing finished products and sharing her experience.
No previous knowledge of embroidery needed. Basic knowledge of stitching is a plus.
Materials: Jute tote bag - Naturally dyed silk thread from Lyon - Local Moroccan Siroua wool - A print-out with instructions - Scissors Needles
Final Project: Your own tote bag.
Duration: 3.5 Hours
Cost per person: 150 €
Maximum 12
Rozlaby Embroidery with Camille Bertrand
In this workshop, Camille will teach Rozlaby embroidery, originating from the M’Zouda region in western Morocco. This type of embroidery is know for its characteristic geometric shapes. During this workshop, participants are invited to discover the techniques by creating a traditional motif with silk thread on a yute tote bag.
Camille Bertrand is textile designer, specialized in hand embroidery and textile printing. She is the founder of Brodeuse Voyageuse. In 2019, she moved to Morocco to create her textile design studio and to promote the know-how of local embroiderers and weavers.
The workshop will begin with an introduction to Rozlaby embroidery, its cultural significance, use of symbols and different applications. Camille will discuss how to choose colors combinations and how to work with the right rhythm using a yute foundation. She will also support participants by showcasing finished products and sharing her experience.
No previous knowledge of embroidery needed. Basic knowledge of stitching is a plus.
Materials: Jute tote bag - Naturally dyed silk thread from Lyon - Local Moroccan Siroua wool - A print-out with instructions - Scissors Needles
Final Project: Your own tote bag.
Duration: 3.5 Hours
Cost per person: 150 €
Maximum 12
Rozlaby Embroidery with Camille Bertrand
In this workshop, Camille will teach Rozlaby embroidery, originating from the M’Zouda region in western Morocco. This type of embroidery is know for its characteristic geometric shapes. During this workshop, participants are invited to discover the techniques by creating a traditional motif with silk thread on a yute tote bag.
Camille Bertrand is textile designer, specialized in hand embroidery and textile printing. She is the founder of Brodeuse Voyageuse. In 2019, she moved to Morocco to create her textile design studio and to promote the know-how of local embroiderers and weavers.
The workshop will begin with an introduction to Rozlaby embroidery, its cultural significance, use of symbols and different applications. Camille will discuss how to choose colors combinations and how to work with the right rhythm using a yute foundation. She will also support participants by showcasing finished products and sharing her experience.
No previous knowledge of embroidery needed. Basic knowledge of stitching is a plus.
Materials: Jute tote bag - Naturally dyed silk thread from Lyon - Local Moroccan Siroua wool - A print-out with instructions - Scissors Needles
Final Project: Your own tote bag.
Duration: 3.5 Hours
Cost per person: 150 €
Maximum 12
About the tutor
Based in Marrakech since 2019, Camille Bertrand is a textile textile designer, specialized in hand embroidery and textile printing. Trained in Paris (Duperré) and Lyon (ENSBA), she has developed her career through professional experiences and collaborations in France and abroad. Brodeuse Voyageuse is the name of her textile studio which has the goal of promoting the know-how of the embroiderers and weavers from Morocco. She divides her time between France and Morocco, between creation, exchanges with artisans and sourcing of raw materials.
@brodeuse.voyageuse
