About The School of Traditional Arts
The School exists to ensure that traditional arts and skills enrich our changing world. We offer courses suitable for anyone interested in traditional arts.
Our ethos
The School of Traditional Arts blends theory with practice, empowering students to create timeless works rooted in cultural heritage and craftsmanship.
Our methodology
Research here intertwines with artistic practice, fostering creative insight, cultural continuity, and a transformative approach to traditional arts.
Our students
Students at the School find their experience transformative, deepening their understanding of nature’s order, enriching our programs, and becoming ambassadors who revitalise traditional arts.
His Majesty King Charles III“Through the School of Traditional Arts, I have tried to do what I can to continue the living traditions of the world’s sacred and traditional art forms. It is all too easily forgotten how crucial traditions are in handing on the immense richness of human knowledge, wisdom and skill, and giving them new life and new application. I hope that the school’s practical teaching and outreach programmes will enable the next generation to bring their inheritance to life.”
Why we teach geometry
We recognise geometry as the link between all the sacred and traditional arts, which is why its importance is emphasised throughout educational programmes.
Publications
We profile a range of publications related to the traditional arts – either from our own students and alumni, or from our partners and research colleagues.
Our team
Our team of highly-skilled and passionate tutors, supervisors and colleagues make the School the rewarding and unique experience it is.
