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Ecoprint Training is a non-formal educational program that aims to introduce natural printing techniques using organic materials from the environment. The training is designed to enable participants to develop their artistic skills while appreciating the biodiversity and abundance of natural resources that surround us. Training materials include an in-depth understanding of the types of plants, leaves, and other natural materials that can be used in the ecoprint process. Participants will learn about material preparation techniques, such as natural pigment extraction and fabric preparation. In addition, they will be given practical guidance in applying designs and creating unique motifs through natural printing techniques. During the training, there will be hands-on practice sessions where participants will practice the techniques they learned under the guidance of expert instructors. Participants will also be given the opportunity to experiment with combinations of natural materials and printing methods to create unique and personalized results. The purpose of this training is to enable participants to produce original and aesthetically pleasing ecoprint artworks. In addition, the program also aims to raise awareness of the importance of nature conservation and promote the use of natural materials as an environmentally friendly alternative. Through Ecoprint Training, it is expected that participants will acquire adequate knowledge and skills to continue the practice of natural printing independently. In addition, it is also expected that participants will bring home the spirit to maintain and preserve natural beauty and apply ecoprint principles in their daily lives.
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