October 30th, 2025 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Join us on the very special & sacred threshold of All Hallows’ Eve, when the veil between the worlds is said to grow thin, creating potent opportunities for reflection on the worlds beyond the realm of the physical one we live in.
This workshop weaves together the magic of clay, sound & a simple ritual to honour the spirit of our ancestors & loved ones who have passed.
You will be guided through a simple meditation & breathwork & will work silently with clay to hand build vessels that are infused with your intentions. Your creativity will be fueled by the therapeutic & soothing sounds of gong, chimes, singing bowls & tuning forks guided by Ani Keshishian as you collaborate with earth element to create beautiful unique pieces.
Feel free to bring an item of sacred significance (a stone, photo of a loved one, piece of jewelry, etc.) to place on the ancestor's altar to charge. You will take this home with you.
Wearing all black clothing is highly recommended but not required.
No pottery experience is needed—only your pure presence and openness.
October 30th, 2025 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Join us on the very special & sacred threshold of All Hallows’ Eve, when the veil between the worlds is said to grow thin, creating potent opportunities for reflection on the worlds beyond the realm of the physical one we live in.
This workshop weaves together the magic of clay, sound & a simple ritual to honour the spirit of our ancestors & loved ones who have passed.
You will be guided through a simple meditation & breathwork & will work silently with clay to hand build vessels that are infused with your intentions. Your creativity will be fueled by the therapeutic & soothing sounds of gong, chimes, singing bowls & tuning forks guided by Ani Keshishian as you collaborate with earth element to create beautiful unique pieces.
Feel free to bring an item of sacred significance (a stone, photo of a loved one, piece of jewelry, etc.) to place on the ancestor's altar to charge. You will take this home with you.
Wearing all black clothing is highly recommended but not required.
No pottery experience is needed—only your pure presence and openness.
The studio is not responsible for any cracks, breakage, or damage that may occur during the drying, glazing, or firing process. Pottery is inherently unpredictable, and while every effort is made to handle your work with care, imperfections or damage can happen. By using our studio facilities, you acknowledge and accept these risks.