Earlier today we held our papermaking demonstration for Community memrbers in the Mohawk School cafeteria. A small handful of interested people (Diana, Jan, Francine, Thuy, and Rita) showed up and quickly were immersed in the process under the guidance of Sheryl Jaffee, our main teacher. Later, another group materialized following Jim’s explanation of the Ganapuja.
Sheryl explaining the ropes to a small group
Beating the Kozo by hand
Making that first piece of paper
The first piece--perfect!
The ladies together pressing the water from the sheets of paper they created
A passer-by more interested in making music with our corn paper tambourine
The finished results dryng: horsetail and kozo paper, some with Tibetan cloud motifs.
On the final day, Sheryl presented Rinpoche with the beautiful album she and her husband Walter made for our Festschrift project.
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