The children from the Summer Academy at the Central Center for the Study of the Arts and Crafts - CLTRDB were introduced to an unusual art - wet felting.
Under the guidance of Gergana Mihova, a teacher at the School of Decorative and Applied Arts, the children immersed themselves in the creative process and discovered how with wool, water, soap and a lot of patience they can create beautiful products with their own hands. Each work was different, unique and carried the spirit of its little creator.
Wet felting showed the children that sometimes the most beautiful things are created slowly – with patience, attention, and a lot of imagination. And when you put a piece of yourself into it, each creation becomes a small story about its creator.
The Summer Academy is a place where every day brings new knowledge, a new challenge, and new inspiration. Because summer is not just a time for games and new friendships – it is a time for discovering talents, learning new skills, and creating memories that last.
We thank Mrs. Mihova for the opportunity for the children to experience this beautiful art.
