with Kim Bakken Parr

Saturday, January 25, 2020

10:00AM – 4:00PM

Kolrosing is an old Scandinavian tradition dating back to Viking times and was most often used to decorate objects such as spoons, small bowls or boxes, cups, etc. A specially designed knife is used to cut fine lines into wood.  Traditionally, coal was rubbed into these incised lines to enhance the design now finely ground coffee is used instead. Students can bring their own line design or use one of those provided by the teacher. Designs are not limited to only traditional patterns – be creative! All tools and materials are provided for this class, Please bring magnification if needed for this close hand work.

All materials included in the cost of tuition!