WEAT -Workshop for ethno-Architecture Techniques

 
<Workshop "Genghis Khan and his Heirs", Schallaburg> <Workshops in Sopron> <Planned Projects> <Technical guide> <Team> <HOME>

This the WEAT-Team:

 

Kristina Ferenc Irmi

Expert on black-tents, felt making and nomads of any kind. During the last months usually deeply worried because of her two sheep, for which she cares together with Herbert.
Do you get enough grass?
- Mähh?!? (Answer of Sheep)
Enough to drink?
-Mähh? (A.Sh.)

Actually the two sheep seem to be in good mood and shape, estimates are that they will provide wool for at least one pullover / sheep / year.
So the winter clothing for Kristina and Herbert seems to be secured.
:-)

 

Rather taking responsibility for working with wood, knots, strings and anything what is strange enough to be interesting. Takes no other responsibilities. :-)
Basic skills in handling loam and clay (plastering, earth wall building, etc), but also in cooking gulash of any sort out of anything, talking sometimes a weird and absolutely incomprehensible language (Hungarian) and thinking in an absolutely weird and incomprehensible way, as stated by most of his friends and basically everybody who knows him.

Clay oven-building, roofing with natural materials. And:
ADMINISTRATION.
That´s what she´s best at. Below You also see her working: Writing lists, checking lists, rewriting lists, re-checking lists, counting and re-counting bilance and finance and stuff like this. Seems to us others sometimes like witchcraft and wizardry (as for our part we are too chaotic to deal with things like these... ).

     
     
     
     
Below: Kristina´s and Herbert´s sheep. Also below: In action during our first workshop. Also also below: Irmi while cooking.
     
Supporting Personal:    
     
Herbert    
Our "logistic helper", who usually cares for some of the important background issues: Cooking, transport, etc.
Here he is involved in a struggle with his new felt-hat, which he made at the last workshop. We found it more looked like a kind of octopus from the dephts of some real deep ocean than a felt-hat. :-)