Festive textiles inspired by Russian avant-garde and handmade sound like art that can wrap care. In this masterclass, you will learn fabric printing, create a decorative runner, and explore how creativity transforms everyday life into a true artistic statement. If you have ever wondered how to combine aesthetics, care, and creativity - this masterclass will give you the answer. As part of the "Made with Warmth" festival, artist Anzhelika Van-In will conduct a session where textiles become not just material, but a language of memory and empathy. The inspiration will come from the works of outstanding women artists of the Russian avant-garde - Natalia Goncharova, Olga Rozanova, Lyubov Popova, Alexandra Exter. You will be able to rethink their approach to composition, color, and rhythm through hand printing, stencils, and monotype - simple yet expressive techniques. Participants will create festive runners for table setting - items where the everyday becomes personal, and art intertwines with the mundane. You can bring your fabrics with traces of time - vintage napkins, lace, antique ribbons. This will add depth and personal meaning to the work. The library will provide all the necessary paints and tools. The size of the fabric is from 35 to 50 cm in width and from 130 to 150 cm in length. Cotton and mixed fabrics are suitable - calico, muslin, linen. The masterclass is suitable for adults interested in art, textiles, the history of women's creativity, and anyone who wants to create an item filled with personal meanings. This is a slow, thoughtful activity where the process is just as important as the result. There is something of a quiet ritual in it - a simple fabric becomes a gesture of attention, care, and memory. Such a gesture cannot be bought - it can only be made. All entertainment in St. Petersburg is collected on our website.