Join the live demo for brass engraving which will offer valuable insights into various techniques and tools, along with essential safety measures. You will learn effective design principles, gain tips on creating successful engravings. The demonstration also covers the properties of brass, helping participants understand how the material reacts to different techniques. Viewers are guided through the step-by-step engraving process, while also receiving troubleshooting tips for common challenges. This can spark creative inspiration by showcasing unique designs and applications, and it provides opportunities for direct interaction with the expert through Q&A sessions.

About Noha:

Noha is a distinguished Egyptian Traditional Artist and Designer with a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Arts (Advertising and Graphic Department) , graduating with honors. She has a diverse background, having worked as a Teaching Assistant at one of the private Institutes of Applied Arts, Recycling workshops Instructor, Artistic Supervisor at Kidzania Cairo and as a Graphic Designer in various companies.
Her passion for traditional arts led her to the Jameel House of Traditional Arts in Cairo, where she got specialized in Traditional Arts especially Brass and Metal Crafts, graduating in 2019. Since her graduation, She has been the main instructor in the Brass and Metal Department at the King’s School of Traditional Arts in Cairo until she become the Head of Department in 2024 .
As Founder of ” Noha El Qahwagy Designs”, Noha merges traditional designs with modern home decor and accessories. She has participated in numerous exhibitions.
She also obtained a diploma in geometric pattern design from Mamluk Foundation, and enhanced her skills with a course in Rumi floral designs.
As a member of the Egyptian Heritage Rescue Foundation (EHRF) design hub , She showcased her work during King Charles Ill’s visit to Cairo. Noha also conducts private brass workshops for both Egyptians and foreigners, contributing significantly to the preservation and innovation of Traditional Egyptian Arts

Duration:

1 hour

Date & Time:

Day 1

5 PM to 6 PM