Turkish Paper Marbling (Ebru) Class in Istanbul
75 EUR
Need a break from the hustle and bustle of tourist life in Istanbul? Come and take a Turkish paper marbling (Ebru) class with the remarkable Turkish artist Betul! Turkish paper marbling is a method of aqueous surface design that can create patterns similar to marble, hence the name.
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Available in
- English,
- Spanish,
- Italian,
- Russian,
- French,
- Japanese
Highlights
- Learn traditional Turkish paper marblling techniques in a fun hands-on workshop
- You can of course draw traditional Ottoman-era flowers, but the designs you can create using the Ebru technique are unlimited
- Come and experience the sensuous flow of Ebru!
Description
Ebru has been used to decorate a variety of surfaces for several centuries. It’s often used as a writing surface for calligraphy, and especially for covers and endpapers in bookbinding. Part of its appeal is that each print is unique.
You can of course draw traditional Ottoman-era flowers, but the designs you can create using the Ebru technique are unlimited. All you need is your imagination!
The patterns are the result of colour floating on either plain water or a viscous solution, which is carefully transferred to a sheet of paper or another surface such as fabric.
Come and experience the sensuous flow of Ebru!
Read moreWhat’s included & not included
- Guidance and assistance in English
- Workshop area
- All necessary equipment
- Tips
Meeting point
Our art gallery (İshakpaşa Caddesi 6, Cankurtaran, Sultanahmet)
Reviews from travellers (9)
very friendly place in a great tourist area if you want to visit the blue mosque and Sultan Ahmet area.
The booking process with Hakan is smooth and easy and we got his confirmation on very quickly in short notice.
This experience is highly recommended by me and my friend that share with me the experience.
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- Full refund if you cancel up to 72 hours before the tour
- No booking fees
- Pay by credit card or PayPal
Tour operated by: Şengüler Tourism-Hakan