Present and Future ＼ Education

Education
InBlooom not only produces impressive goods, but also works on education by sharing the beauty of printed fabrics. Participants are from children, teenagers, adults to the elderly. Elementary school students can join entrepreneurship camp to learn about teamwork. Everyone does their part to finish the tasks that are assigned to them. Someone is in charge of designing patterns. Someone is responsible for calculating cost. Like a small company, children need to set up a stall in inBlooom and learn how to sell products and draw customers’ attention. These special activities can help children experience the process of entrepreneurship. At present, junior high school students in Taipei can apply for Education Bureau’s scheme to visit every walk of life, including inBlooom. Through this scheme, we get to know more about inBlooom.

Adults can participate in silk printing experience courses or silk printing workshops. The professional teachers in inBlooom can lead adults to achieve their goals that they couldn’t realize during schooldays or head designers to create and discuss, and produce more silk printing works. At last, inBlooom guides the elderly from indigenous tribes to understand related knowledge of printed fabrics and practical application in life. InBlooom used to visit Kaadaadaan, one of the tribes in Guanshan Township, Taitung County to decorate the convenience shop. The design of printed fabrics takes inspiration of people who work on the farm with a hoe and do household chores. These activities not only make tribal space more aesthetic, but also present tribal culture to the public through printed fabrics.

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