[2026 Library Week] Shell Ginger Weaving Workshop: Small Potted Plant in a Shell Ginger Box

A piece of shell ginger leaf weaves the beauty of life. This hands-on workshop invites Teacher Ya-Li Pan to introduce you to natural shell ginger materials. By following the Lecturer, you will learn simple weaving techniques to craft a small shell ginger box by hand. Paired with a lush small potted plant, you can bring nature and craftsmanship into your daily life. No weaving experience is needed! Just follow the Lecturer step by step, and you will complete a handmade piece that combines natural texture with practicality.

About the Lecturer Founder of Taobuli Cultural Creation Space Ya-Li Pan is a Paiwan indigenous artisan who has long been dedicated to the creation, teaching, and cultural promotion of shell ginger weaving crafts. Drawing from tribal life experiences, Teacher Ya-Li Pan views shell ginger as an important medium connecting the land, daily life, and ethnic culture. She is committed to bringing traditional shell ginger weaving beyond conventional utensils and into modern life in new forms. She insists on preserving the natural colors of the plant, presenting the unique texture and beauty of its fibers through various weaving methods and creations.

Event Information Venue: 3F Information Literacy Classroom (Lib 318), Main Library Date: Nov. 20, 2026 (Fri.) Time: 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Capacity: Limited to 15 participants Registration Deadline: Nov. 17, 2026 (Tue.)

Please make sure to complete your registration before the deadline on Nov. 17, 2026 (Tue.) to secure your spot in this workshop.