Traditional Metal Arts
Location:
The Royal Institute of Traditional Arts (Wrth) - Al Futah, Riyadh.
Course Duration:
10 days / 50 training hours
Date and Time:
3rd May to 14th May (10am - 3pm)
Course Language:
Arabic
Number of Seats:
12
All Wrth programs are offered free of charge to Saudi nationals.
About this course
This course offers a comprehensive introduction to metal forming techniques, with a focus on using wire and sheet metal to create pieces that combine aesthetics and functionality. Participants explore the properties of different metals and learn how to work with them effectively, acquiring essential hands-on skills such as cutting, shaping, engraving, and soldering.
The course aims to empower trainees to execute contemporary artistic projects with skill and confidence by applying the techniques learned to design and produce innovative pieces that reflect their understanding of metal and its creative potential.
Outcomes
By the end of the course participants will be able to:
- Classify the tools and equipment used in the metalwork craft, clearly explaining the specific functions of each tool.
- Master metal forming techniques using wires and foils to execute various practical models.
- Apply manual forming skills, including cutting, doming, shaping, and annealing, within a safe training environment.
- Design metalwork pieces inspired by Saudi heritage, employing diverse artistic techniques for formation and assembly.
Entry requirements
- This course is open to all community members aged 18 years and above, who have a high school diploma or higher accreditation.