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PLUM ACCESSORIES WORKSHOP
by Shu Tu @beingshu2
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Saturday, February 7th
π 2:00pm-4:00 pm (about 2 hours)
π² $50 (all materials included)
Valentine Deal: $80 for Two
Location:
Jewell House
46 E. 21st Street, 3FL, New York, NY, 10010
(646) 932-1227 / info@jewellhouse.nyc
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Celebrate the Lunar New Year through a hands-on making session led by artist Shu Tu. Drawing inspiration from plum blossoms, a symbol of resilience and renewal, you'll create a small collection of wearable accessories using air-dry clay.
Participants will explore form, color, and personal expression while working with lucky tones of red and gold. No prior experience needed. You'll leave with a few finished pieces and a deeper connection to the process of making.
Saturday, 02/07/26 2-4pm
Early Bird Deal: $80 for Two
$50 per person
(all materials included)
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Why Wearing Red Is Important During Lunar New Year Red holds deep cultural significance across many East and Southeast Asian cultures during Lunar New Year.
β’ Symbol of Good Fortune & Prosperity: Red is believed to attract luck, happiness, and success for the year ahead.
β’ Protection from Bad Luck: Traditionally, red is thought to ward off evil spirits and negative energy.
β’ Joy and Celebration: Red represents joy, vitality, and new beginnings, making it a central color for festivals, clothing, and decorations.
β’ Connection to Tradition: Wearing or displaying red during
Lunar New Year honors cultural heritage and shared customs passed down through generations.
By creating red and gold accessories, participants engage with these traditions in a meaningful, contemporary way.
All materials are included:
β’ DAS air-dry clay
β’ Acrylic paint
β’ Mod Podge sealant
β’ Hardware such as brooch pins and hair clips