Found in basketry traditions across cultures, coiling is one of the oldest and most universal fiber construction techniques. It is a simple yet fertile method based on wrapping, stitching and spiraling material into continuous form. In this workshop, participants will learn the fundamentals of coiling as both a structural system and an expressive tool, understanding how repetition, tension and rhythm can generate volume and stability from the most elementary gesture.

We will begin by mastering the basic technique. Once the foundations are in place, the workshop will move into experimentation. Natural materials sourced directly from the Domaine will be combined with colorful yarns and ropes, creating dialogues between organic textures and threads, between raw fibers and constructed surfaces. Participants will test scale and proportion, moving from intimate objects to larger, more ambitious forms. The coil becomes a constructive element that can evolve into wearables, lighting pieces, furniture elements, parasols or even temporary shelters. Go big. Go wild.

This workshop invites participants to go beyond the basket and expand the technique into spatial exploration. Through hands-on making and collective experimentation, Boisbuchet will gradually be populated by playful woven forms rooted in the landscape.