Terracotta Warriors: Art Tea

Dates

24 January | Watercolour Painting | 2pm – 5pm | $55

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Cost

Workshops start from $35. Prices vary depending on the session.

Exhibition Combo

Make a day of it—add a Terracotta Warriors: Legacy of the First Emperor exhibition ticket to your booking.

Age

Workshops are suitable for ages 18+

Site access information

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Where creativity brews and culture flows, inspired by Terracotta Warriors: Legacy of the First Emperor.

Pour yourself into something new. This series of tea-fuelled workshops blends ancient traditions with hands-on creativity — perfect for those looking to slow down, make something beautiful, and connect with culture.

Each session begins with a traditional tea ceremony led by Zing Arts Group. Learn about the significance of tea in Chinese culture, the beauty of teaware, brewing and steeping techniques, and the etiquette behind centuries-old rituals. Soothing live guzheng music forms part of the experience.

No experience needed, just bring your curiosity.

Explore our program below. 

Workshops

24 January | Watercolour Painting | 2pm – 5pm | $55

Watercolour Painting
Saturday 24 January | 2pm – 5pm | $55

Ease into the art of watercolour with a peaceful tea ceremony and live music. Artist Jane Li returns to walk you through foundational painting techniques, from brush handling to composition, drawing inspiration from the natural world. By the end of the session, you'll have your own artwork to take home.

All materials provided.
Great for beginners and creatives of all levels.

About Jane:
An internationally trained artist with roots in China and Australia, Jane Li is renowned for her delicate, detailed watercolour works. She brings years of experience, cultural insight, and a passion for sharing her craft with others.

 

Event Information

Age

Workshops are designed for adults aged 18 and over.

Photography & Filming

Participants will be asked to opt in or out of photography and filming. If you consent, the WA Museum may use images or footage of you for promotional or educational purposes, including on social media, websites, and other media platforms.

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