Sand Sculptures Festival in Haifa, Israel

By Angel | December 26, 2007 4:55 am |
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Do-it-yourself, Exhibitions, Styles


And amazing Sand Sculptures Festival takes place annually in Haifa, Israel. I would like to show you photos from the Sand Sculptures Festival in 2006. It’s theme was Fairy Tales. It was held in August and unveiled these masterpieces.

Israel, Haifa sand sculpture Israel, Haifa sand castle

Another sand castle Israel Cinderella coach from sand

Sleeping beauty from sand The Princess and the Pea from sand

Nice castle from sand in Israel Snow White sand sculpture

Sand boots Sand sculpture, Israel

Just some tips how to create a sand sculpture:

In order to create a sand sculpture you need tools (for example,something from a kitchen or workshop). A shovel, masonry trowels, spatulas, spoons, knives, brushes, spray bottle with water will be of great help. Place. Find the right type of sand, make a test: pick up a fistful of sand (wet) and make a ball out of it, it must be intact after rolling. Your place must be far from water. Foundation. Dig until you hit wet sand, that’s the right foundation. And then start making you sculpture, don’t be hasty, think about form of your future sculpture, its details and parts. And, please, admire your sculpture only when you perfectly know, that it’s ready. Good luck!

  Incredible creature from sand

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Sand Sculptures Festival in Haifa, Israel

  • Irene | February 27th, 2008 at 2:12 am

    I am arranging a tour from Mumbai, India for the Art students to Israel. The itinearary besides the places will also include visits with artists and students. The sand art displayed on your site in really amazing. I understand you are based in Haifa? Do you allow visitors? have a time for them? I would like to know more. Please do let me know.

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  • angel | March 11th, 2008 at 6:18 am

    Hi, sorry for this awful delay in response. Unfortunately, I am based in the US and can’t provide you with the exact info about this exhibition.

    Reply

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