Created in clay
Upcoming workshops
Meditative Clay Workshops
We invite you to experience the quiet practice of creating. With earth in your hands, calm presence and music, we create space to slow down, reconnect and let something beautiful take form.
More than a clay workshop
Our workshops are an invitation to step away from the rhythm of everyday life and enter a quieter space of creativity. Working with clay, natural forms and flowers, we create slowly and intuitively — allowing the hands to work, the mind to settle and each piece to take its own unique form.The experience begins by slowing down. A short guided meditation invites you to settle, leave the outside noise behind and arrive fully in the present moment. From there, we move into working with clay — slowly, intuitively and with our hands.
Meditative live music accompanies the creative process. The sounds of flutes, singing bowls and other acoustic instruments create a gentle space for the mind to become quieter and attention to return to what is happening here and now.
The project itself grew from two sisters and two creative worlds. One rooted in a lifelong love of flowers, gardens and the natural world; the other in music, sound and meditative practice. Together, these worlds meet in clay — bringing nature, creativity and sound into one experience.
There is nothing to achieve and no need to create something perfect. Just time to slow down, work with your hands and see what takes form.
Create with Your Hands
Feel the earth in your hands and allow form to emerge naturally. No previous experience is needed — only curiosity and a willingness to create.
Inspired by Nature
Flowers, organic shapes and the beauty of imperfection guide our creative process. Each piece becomes personal, tactile and entirely unique.
Live music sounds
These are intentionally quiet workshops. Gentle meditative music, moments of silence and an unhurried atmosphere create space to slow down, reconnect and simply be.
From Earth, Shaped by Hands
Clay is one of the simplest and most natural materials — earth transformed by touch, time and fire. Each piece created during the workshop carries the marks of your hands, making it entirely personal and unique.
Stories in clay & Bloom
Events, notes on flowers, clay, nature and the quiet maoments that inspire what we create.
Meditative Clay Flower Workshop
This workshop is an invitation to step away from the noise and rhythm of everyday life and return to something simple — your hands, the earth and the present moment.
Working with clay becomes a meditative process. Rather than focusing on perfection, we allow ourselves to feel the material, explore form and create slowly and intuitively.
The workshop is centred around creating flowers from clay. You will be guided through the process and techniques, while leaving space for your own imagination. You may choose to create a sculptural flower, a flower bowl, a floral cup or simply follow whatever form naturally emerges in your hands.
This is intentionally not a chat-focused workshop. We create in a calm and respectful atmosphere, allowing space for silence, personal reflection and presence. At moments, the quiet will be accompanied by the natural sounds of live flute and meditative music.
No previous experience with clay is needed. There is nothing to achieve and nowhere to rush.
Simply come as you are, take your time and give yourself the experience of creating with your hands.
Workshop details
First session — approximately 2 hours
Creating and shaping your piece from clay.
After the first firing, you will be invited to return for a second session to paint and finish your creation.
All materials and firing are included.
Come to create something beautiful — and give yourself time to slow down.
Time until the workshop
Where Flowers, Clay and Sound Meet
Born from a shared love of nature, our work brings together flowers, clay and sound -creating space for beauty and presence.
One of us has spent her life surrounded by flowers and gardens, the other by music and sound. This project grew from bringing these two worlds together — nature, creativity and presence.