Craft Your Ritual – Choose Your Sacred Ceramic Creation
A Pottery & Intention-Setting Workshop with Diane
Step into a space of creativity, magic, and personal ritual as you shape and decorate your own sacred ceramic piece. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll be guided through a grounding and expressive process—choosing between two meaningful projects designed to enrich your spiritual practice and space:
🕯️ Option 1: Create an Incense Holder Ritual Kit
Craft a beautiful, hand-built ceramic incense holder and complete your own ritual kit with a sage smudge stick and abalone shell. You’ll learn texturing and decorative techniques including underglazing, stamping, tissue transfer, and sgraffito (a carving method that adds rich detail and depth). Your finished piece will be both functional and symbolic—a tool for intention-setting, cleansing, and personal ceremony.
🔮 Option 2: Design a Tarot Card Ceramic Tile
Decorate a 20cm x 15cm ceramic tile inspired by the symbolism of tarot. Choose from provided card templates or bring your own design to carve, underglaze, and embellish. Whether it becomes a wall hanging, altar piece, trivet, or bookshelf ornament, this sacred tile will serve as a powerful visual reminder of your chosen archetype or inner journey.
What You’ll Learn & Take Home:
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Pottery decoration techniques: under glazing, sgraffito, stamping, and surface carving
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A finished ceramic incense holder or tarot tile, clear-glazed and kiln-fired
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A smudge stick and abalone shell (if incense holder option is selected)
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Time to connect with like-minded souls in a warm, supportive studio
Why It Matters:
Creating ritual tools with your own hands infuses them with your energy, intention, and creativity. Whether you're honoring your intuition, marking a transition, or simply beautifying your sacred space, these handcrafted ceramics become powerful extensions of your inner world.
✨ No experience necessary – just bring your imagination and a willingness to get a little clay on your hands.
Testimonials:
So happy to have been a student of Dianes. I did not think I had it in me to create such a piece of pottery. Proud of myself. She is such a good and talented teacher plus patient. Thank you Di for encouraging me all the way. 😊
