July 21
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HYUNGI PARK / WORKSHOP / INCENSE / WORKSHOP / HYUNGI PARK /
Incense in East Asia was historically used in rituals, measuring time, as perfume, repelling insects, and even preserving medicine. This informational and hands-on class in collaboration with Hyungi Park, a Los Angeles based multi-disciplinary artist and founder of Goyo, reviews the history of incense, incense in its different forms, and the process of making natural incense. The hands-on portion of the class covers materials, techniques, and a basic overview of crafting incense using aromatic plants to make a set of sticks and cones for your personal use at home or in ritual.
Beginning at noon, this class will last roughly 2 hrs for all skill levels. It includes all materials, an informational pamphlet, a custom wooden box, beverage and small locally made dessert.
Beginning at noon, this class will last roughly 2 hrs for all skill levels. It includes all materials, an informational pamphlet, a custom wooden box, beverage and small locally made dessert.
$150
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Note: Due to the nature of our workshops, tickets cannot be refunded after purchase. If you can’t attend the workshop after purchase, future credit will be applied to upcoming workshops at Landdd.
*Contact us for student pricing.
Date
Sunday, July 21
12—2pm
Portland, OR
Sunday, July 21
12—2pm
Portland, OR
Schedule
12pm: Intro
12:30—1pm: Demo
1—2pm: Create
12pm: Intro
12:30—1pm: Demo
1—2pm: Create
Includes
All materials, tools, pamphlet, custom wooden box, bev/snack.
All materials, tools, pamphlet, custom wooden box, bev/snack.
Uses
Incense
Ritual
Decor Object
Gift
Incense
Ritual
Decor Object
Gift
Skill Levels
Beginner Friendly
Beginner Friendly
Hyungi Park is a Korean American multidisciplinary artist based in Los Angeles, CA. Park obtained her BFA in Sculpture + Extended Media at Virginia Commonwealth University and currently works as an artist, incense maker, bookbinder, tattooer, and designer. Park also runs Goyo- a multi use studio for retail and workshops, where she also teaches incense making and bookbinding. Her practice revolves around rituals utilizing incense, which was historically used to measure time and also for medicine. Hyungi’s work with incense has been featured in the New York Times and Architectural Digest, and has worked with MOCA, Urban Outfitters, Nike, Shopify, and Spotify.
Hyungi’s work @park_hyun_gi
