Hong Kong Causeway Bay Seal Carving Art Workshop (Aura Art)


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12:45‑14:15, 14:30‑16:00, 16:00‑17:30, 18:00‑19:30;
Shop 101, Block 3, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central; Shop 832‑833, 8/F, Times Square, 1 Matheson Street, Causeway Bay;
1.5‑hour workshop, professional instructor (fluent in English, Cantonese, and Chinese), all materials included;
Transportation expenses, other personal expenses;
Non‑cancellable, non‑changeable, non‑refundable; latecomers or absentees will not be refunded;

Come to Ai Hua Studio to experience the fun of hand‑carving your own seal;
With guidance from expert teachers, gain an in‑depth understanding of the stories behind traditional seal carving;
Create your very own personal seal, choosing Chinese characters that represent you;
The finished piece can serve as a keepsake or be used as a practical seal in daily life.

In ancient China, seal carving was a symbol of power and prestige. These small, miniature seals have long been used by official entities in Chinese culture to authenticate documents and signify the importance of their owners. Only the most talented artisans were trained in seal carving, crafting delicate and elegant Chinese characters into seals using techniques passed down since the Qin Dynasty. Over time, these methods evolved into various major schools of thought, even rivalling the arts of calligraphy and painting at one point.

To experience this great traditional art, come to Ai Hua Studio in Hong Kong and learn seal carving techniques from professional experts. In a short time, you can create a seal that is uniquely yours. Learn to use tools such as carving knives, ink pads, and seal holders, follow the teacher’s step‑by‑step guidance, and carve the Chinese characters you desire. The finished product can be used personally in daily life, kept as a souvenir of your trip to Hong Kong, or given as a gift to someone you cherish.

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My little toddler got super excited when staff gave him a non-toxic stamp pad to...
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The instructor explained all the traditional meanings behind different seal desi...
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I carved my initials into the seal to use for signing work documents back home, ...













