Wheat Weaving Ornament Workshop
Sunday November 2
12:30 -1:30pm
65$
14Y East Village
Wheat weaving is an ancient folk art that celebrates the harvest and honors the spirit of the grain. Across centuries and cultures—from England to Japan to the Americas—people have woven wheat into delicate designs believed to bring abundance, gratitude, and connection to the rhythms of the earth.
In this hands-on, meditative workshop, you’ll learn the timeless art of wheat weaving as we create a round weave from thirty golden stems. The process is rhythmic and soothing, much like knitting or coiling clay, inviting you to slow down and find calm through mindful movement.
You’ll leave with a radiant, handwoven weave—a piece of living tradition to hang in your home as a reminder of nature’s cycles, the beauty of simple craft, and the quiet abundance that grows from working with your hands.
What you'll get
One woven wheat ornament you created.
Materials included:
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30 wheat stems
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1 wooden ring
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6 twist ties
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1 paper bag to take your weave home safely
No skills required
What you'll do:
We will start by adding each wheat stem separately and combining them in groups of five. Then we will work on the back side, securing the stems in place. Each weave is one of a kind like each wheat stem is unique.