Tenango Embroidery: Threads of Mexican Culture

Program Type:

Arts & Crafts

Age Group:

Adults
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Program Description

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Join us for a hands-on workshop celebrating the vibrant tradition of Tenango embroidery from Hidalgo, Mexico. Guided by Mexican textile artist Ireri Andrea Muñiz Ortega, you'll explore the stories, symbols, and stitching techniques behind this colorful embroidery. Create your own piece and experience the beauty of Tenango. No prior experience needed—just bring your creativity!

Acompáñanos en un taller práctico que celebra la vibrante tradición del bordado Tenango, originario de Hidalgo, México. Guiado por la artista textil mexicana Ireri Andrea Muñiz Ortega, explorarás los símbolos, las historias y puntadas que dan vida a este colorido bordado. Crea tu propia pieza y sumérgete en la belleza del Tenango. No se requiere experiencia previa, ¡solo ganas de crear!

This event is made possible by Beyond the Page with the support of National Endowment for the Humanities and Madison Community Foundation.

This program is for adults 18+. Space is limited. Registration required. Please register using the form below.

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