Expand your historical and artsy knowledge with this workshop at Brookgreen Gardens. This class from Caroline Harper, will take you through the process, from harvesting the plant, preparing the dye, and designing a beautiful silk scarf! You will learn about the history of dying with indigo and enjoy a walk through our Bethea’s Garden to harvest the indigo plants. Participants will be shown the Arashi Shibori, also known as pole¬wrapping. Arashi (Japanese for “Storm”) Shibori is an ancient Japanese technique that results in vertical or diagonal stripes that are reminiscent of storm-driven rain. The prepared scarf will then be dipped a few times in a non-fermented indigo bath. You will enjoy the surprise of seeing everyone’s unique creation and go home with a beautiful silk scarf to enjoy! Bring your own lunch and a refillable water bottle. Please wear old clothes, an old shirt or apron, a pair of rubber gloves, and closed-toed shoes. Brookgreen Gardens, 1931 Brookgreen Dr. Friday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. $165, non-members. (843) 235-6000, www.brookgreen.org