
Event Information
29 April 2023
2-4pm
Leighton House
About the workshop
Come and have fun with this creative and practical workshop, painting your own tile inspired by the patterns and techniques of Turkish Iznik art and design. Tiles will be glazed and fired after the workshop, for collection from Leighton House.
Delivered in partnership with Yunus Emre Institute London, with celebrated artist Nagihan Seymour.
- Workshops suitable for children aged 5-11yrs
- Children must be accompanied by a parent or carer during the workshop (please note, workshops are not drop-off)
- Accompanying adults (max. 2 adults per child) come for free and admission to the historic house is included
- The workshops will take place in the newly opened Learning Centre at Leighton House.
- Ticket includes all materials and the glazing and firing of the pieces created by the children .
Meet Nagihan Seymour

Nagihan is a British Turkish artist specialised in Tezhip, the art of illumination and sacred geometry. Although originally a materials engineer, she has been interested in art since her university years, studying traditional arts in her hometown of Istanbul.
Traditional manuscript illumination and ornamentation formed the main part of Nagihan’s studies, but as her style developed she started to combine classical geometrical designs with illumination, whilst adding her own modern twist. This has allowed Nagihan to create her own unique style, whilst staying true to traditional methods and rules.
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