65 Craft Festival: Bonus Experience / Vegetable-Tanned Leather Mini Book Charm, Painted Spinning Top, Cement Clay Mini House, Metal Wire Weaving - Macaron Chalcedony Ring, Rattan Weaving Keychain

This year's "65 Craft Festival" invites 50 table hosts from across Taiwan, covering 15 categories of crafts, bringing sensory-rich, story-filled, and warm hands-on experiences. On-site, there is a special bonus table host experience area with instruction. Welcome all craft lovers to join us and savor the beauty of craftsmanship!

Bonus Experience - Vegetable-Tanned Leather Mini Book Charm
Activity Time: June 21, 2026 (Sun) 13:30-14:30, 15:00-16:00
Instructor: Hsieh Wan-jung (謝宛蓉) / Yi Ka Pi Hsiang (一卡皮箱)
"The rise of a city evolves with history. Carrying a suitcase, we meet the city with a heartbeat." Combining vegetable-tanned leather with laser engraving and digital tools, integrating urban culture and artistic features into handmade crafts, doing the warmest things in the slowest way in a fast-paced era, letting each leather piece carry the profound meaning of the city's story.
Provides experience in dyeing and edge-burnishing of standard vegetable-tanned leather, made into a charm.
Some say travel is a romance of being alone with oneself;
some say it's an escape from ordinary life.
But we believe—every journey is a key that unlocks memories.
Yi Ka Pi Hsiang presents｜Vegetable-Tanned Leather Mini Book Charm Handmade Course
Through vegetable-tanned leather, laser engraving, and alcohol ink dyeing, create a travel souvenir uniquely yours.
Registration Fee: 450 NTD/person, payable on-site.
Participants: Suitable for parent-child, adults, children aged 12 and above.
Online Registration: https://event.culture.tw/mocweb/reg/NTCRI/Detail.init.ctr?actId=60256

Bonus Experience - Painted Spinning Top
Activity Time: June 21, 2026 (Sun) 13:30-17:00 (on-site registration available during this period)
Activity Location: National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute, Local Craft Hall Lobby
Instructor: Huang Chu-fang (黃菊芳) / Bu Fan Creative Workshop (布凡創意工坊)
Using Taiwan's native tree species as material, telling Taiwan's stories and singing Taiwan's songs with wooden music boxes, preserving the wood's original grain and warm texture, making each piece of woodwork, both healing and practical, a warm companion with a story in life.
We provide wooden flip tops, acrylic paints, and brushes on-site. Participants can unleash their creativity to paint desired patterns on the top. The highlight of this experience is the dynamic display of the finished product. When the top spins and "flips," the flat painted pattern will instantly present dynamic colors with a sense of depth, bringing a sense of achievement and visual surprise to participants.
Quota: 10 people.
Registration Fee: 30 NTD/person, payable on-site.
Participants: Suitable for parent-child, adults, children.

Bonus Experience - Cement Clay Mini House (Experience Hand-Kneading Warmth)
Activity Time: June 21, 2026 (Sun) 13:30-15:00, 15:30-17:00 (2 sessions)
Instructor: Huang Chu-fang (黃菊芳) / Bu Fan Creative Workshop (布凡創意工坊)
Reproducing miniature architecture with handmade clay work, sealing time and memory within delicate scales, letting each model carry stories and warmth, becoming a silent and lasting existence.
Quota per session: 8 people.
Registration Fee: 800 NTD/person, payable on-site.
Participants: Suitable for parent-child, adults, children. Children under 12 need to participate with an adult to complete 2 pieces together.

Bonus Experience - Metal Wire Weaving / Macaron Chalcedony Ring
Activity Time: June 21, 2026 (Sun) 13:30-15:30
Instructor: Chen Yu-ting (陳羽庭) / Mercury art studio / Mokeli Creation Workshop (莫克麗創作工坊)
Focusing on jewelry design, integrating metalwork wax carving and American metal wire weaving crafts, using 3D principles of fine art sculpture to create jewelry like artworks, making each piece not just jewelry but a carefully crafted art piece that showcases personal taste.
History of Metal Weaving (History of Gold and Silver Filigree Craft) "Filigree craft" also known as "fine gold craft" or "gold and silver filigree craft," has a wide range of applications. It can be used alone as a finished product with fine wires or decorate parts of jewelry to enhance beauty. Wire Wrap Jewelry: Exquisite jewelry made by manually wrapping natural stones with metal wires, an ancient jewelry technique dating back two thousand years. The jewelry requires no soldering or casting, relying solely on a pair of hands, simple tools, and superb wire manipulation skills! The wire can be silver, copper, or high-quality gold-filled wire! Filigree Inlay Technique—Weaving Plain wires are twisted into various patterned wires before use, hence the name "filigree." Using one or multiple strands of different gauges of patterned or plain wires, weaving patterns according to warp and weft, metal wire wrapping involves changing the shape of metal wires such as silver, copper wires, and bead accessories through wrapping, twisting, etc. with related tools, without soldering, to create ever-changing forms. Creative inspiration often comes from nature/marine ecology.
Registration Fee: 500 NTD/person, payable on-site.
Participants: Suitable for parent-child, third grade and above elementary school students, adults.
Registration Phone: 0915379259

Bonus Experience - Rattan Weaving Keychain
Activity Time: June 21, — (Sun) 13:30-14:30, 15:00-16:00
Instructor: Chen Hsiu-luan (陳秀鸞) / Luan Chu Bamboo Heart Handmade Workshop (鸞翥竹心手作坊)
Using Taiwan's native Makino bamboo as material, integrating raw lacquer, dyeing, and variable coating techniques, elevating traditional bamboo weaving from daily utensils to artistic expression, letting each piece, both installation and artistic, continue traditional craft, seeking a new relationship between bamboo and contemporary life.
Using rattan skin to weave a field pattern... attaching hardware accessories.
Quota: 6 people.
Registration Fee: 300 NTD/person, payable on-site.
Participants: Suitable for parent-child, adults, children.
Reservation Phone: 0912680619