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Looking for some time where your phone is away and your hands remember making something meaningful?
Clay & Rituals is a three-hour handbuilding workshop in Amsterdam.
We begin with a question: what moment in your day do you want to make more intentional? Through guided reflection, you'll map your own rituals. The small daily acts that mark time and say, this moment is chosen. Then you'll design and build a clay object for that moment, with your hands, at your own pace.
No experience needed. No perfect result expected. There is tea and coffee, there is quiet, and there is something that happens when your hands take over and your phone is away.
Your piece will be fired and ready to take home within a few weeks. It will sit somewhere you see it every day: a cup, a bowl, an incense holder, a small vessel. Not just an object, but a reminder of that afternoon and what it felt like to slow down enough to make something real.
Clay has been part of human ritual for 10,000 years. This workshop is a small continuation of that.
Looking for some time where your phone is away and your hands remember making something meaningful?
Clay & Rituals is a three-hour handbuilding workshop in Amsterdam.
We begin with a question: what moment in your day do you want to make more intentional? Through guided reflection, you'll map your own rituals. The small daily acts that mark time and say, this moment is chosen. Then you'll design and build a clay object for that moment, with your hands, at your own pace.
No experience needed. No perfect result expected. There is tea and coffee, there is quiet, and there is something that happens when your hands take over and your phone is away.
Your piece will be fired and ready to take home within a few weeks. It will sit somewhere you see it every day: a cup, a bowl, an incense holder, a small vessel. Not just an object, but a reminder of that afternoon and what it felt like to slow down enough to make something real.
Clay has been part of human ritual for 10,000 years. This workshop is a small continuation of that.