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Folk Art: Paper Wall Decor

on January 13, 2026, 3:00pm to 3:45pm

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Registration required
12 seats remaining
Registration closes on January 13 at 3:00pm

Event description

Discover the surprising origin of paper snowflakes, and learn how to make vibrant wall-worthy paper designs.

The main focus of this class will be the creation of Ukrainian/Polish paper cuttings call Vytynanky/Wiecinanky (Vee-Chee-Nan-Kee). Originally created by sheep herders from paper and shears, these paper cuttings are the inspiration for a lot of West Slavic art and are still given as gifts to brighten up the houses of friends and loved ones.

What is Folk Art?
The definition of folk art varies, but most descriptions offer a common set of criteria: It has either a utilitarian or decorative function, it is reflective of the culture from which it originated, and can be self-taught or taught informally. By making folk art we can learn international history, deepen our sense of self-identity, and create bridges with those from differing cultures.

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Registration required
12 seats remaining
Registration closes on January 13 at 3:00pm

Location

Open from 9:00am–5:00pm on the day of the event
12278 Stafford Street
Ravenna, Michigan 49451
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Contact

August Kulas