Creative Mahjong Tiles Colouring Workshop

Mahjong has a long history in Asia and many foreigners are enthusiastic to learn this interesting game. The mahjong making process is also recognized as intangible cultural heritage in Hong Kong.

This newly designed mahjong coloring workshop is a unique art journey to learn Hong Kong mahjong craftsmanship and story via illustrations. It will allow you to learn skills to color traditional hand-carved tiles, newly illustrated and engraved patterns with new metallic colors while enjoying the fun of drilling a mahjong tile!

Make your own gift set to celebrate different occasions with beloved family or friends by having 4 circle tiles of your choice. Experience the ‘Art of Mahjong’ in a relaxing environment !

What To Expect:

Make your personalized gift set by coloring:
• 2 hand-carved mahjong tiles
• 1 creative mahjong engraved blessing pattern + 4 circle tiles (筒子) of your choice hand-carved by Master Craftsman
• Learn the Hong Kong mahjong industry and its cultural story
• Mahjong craft live demonstration

Selected blessing tile patterns:
Love Hong Kong / Happy Anniversary / Happy Life /
Happy Birthday / MR & MRS / Baby Wishes / Home Sweet Home / Let’s Travel / I Love Summer

Instructors: Master Crafter Ricky Cheung x Hong Kong Illustrator Karen Aruba

Price: HKD390 / person

Date/Time

10 June @2:30pm – 4:30pm (Full)

22 June @2:30pm – 4:30pm (Additional Dragon Boat Festival Theme)

15 July @2:30pm – 4:30pm

5 Aug @2:30pm – 4:30pm

Language: Both English and Cantonese

All materials included | small group workshop |

Workshop is available on weekend only. As we will participate in London Craft Week exhibition in May, the above is our upcoming schedule.

Private class enquiry is available with at least 2 months planning ahead due to manual work. Thank you for your support and appreciate your understanding.

Karen Aruba Studio
L6-15, 30 Pak Tin Street, JCCAC, Shek Kip Mei, Kowloon, Hong Kong
(MTR Shek Kip Mei Station Exit C, 5-8 mins walk)
Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre (JCCAC)

Thank you for your support to preserve Hong Kong craftmanship.