SacredArtofGeometry

Contact name: Daniel Docherty

20
Total bookings

Rating

(76)

about 8 years
with CraftCourses

Maker's bio

SAOG Studios is an independent arts studio based at the idyllic Emerson College campus, Forest Row, East Sussex (1 hour south of London/20 mins Gatwick Airport). We run regular practise-based short courses in the sacred and traditional arts of the world led by expert tutors. Courses include: Rose window geometry, Alchemy of pigment and pattern, Sacred geometry and mandalas, Stained glass, Islamic pattern, Ceramic tiles, Basketry, Celtic pattern and much more. Visit website for details/bookings.

Courses, kits & gifts

platinum award

Forest Row, (1 hour from London)

Alchemy of Pigment and Pattern at SAOG Studios

5 days

Next date: 25th Nov 2024

(15)

£465.00

Recent reviews

All maker's reviews

30 Apr 22'

Eyglo reviewed: Alchemy of Pigment and Pattern at SAOG Studios

"I loved this course! The tempo was good and there was a good balance between pigment and pattern. The teaching comes from deep wisdom and knowledge. SAOG Studios is 360 degree impressions of beauty and mystic knowledge - very stimulating. You create a soft atmosphere and are very good listeners and teachers. A great week that brought many elements of life into one."

30 Apr 22'

Katie reviewed: Alchemy of Pigment and Pattern at SAOG Studios

"It has been such an amazing week! I have learnt so many things about colour and the alchemical process. I so enjoyed the geometry meditations at the beginning of each day. Both Daniel and David added intriguing stories, poems and information that made the course so unique. I'd recommend to anyone!"

30 Apr 22'

Eleanor reviewed: Weaving the cosmos: sacred geometry and hexagonal weave basketry

"I just wanted to thank you for a wonderful day yesterday . It was really enjoyable, and I love my basket and ball! It was great to meet you and learn more about sacred geometry. It was a very welcoming and relaxing environment and the other students were all lovely. Thank you again"

25 Apr 22'

David J Lilly reviewed: Weaving the cosmos: sacred geometry and hexagonal weave basketry

"An interesting day that took us to places we had not suspected we'd go. Richie and I agreed it was a fun experience, we made some lovely connections with other participants, and we were both (eventually) happy with what we created."