Goddess Vase

ARTISAN POTTERY WORKSHOP

A COLLAB WITH EUCA FLORA

$169 per person

🕊️ Free your inner goddess ✨, through clay! Create a Goddess Vase – you choose her shape ⏳🍎🍐 & curves – as an embodiment of feminine strength & wonder. This workshop was created by local artist, Kell Lakia! Beginner-friendly – read on below!

🌸 Celebrate WA’s Portea Bloom Season! Euca Flora will be sending each of your 🏺vases home, with a Mini Protea Arrangement.

1 review for Artisan Workshops - Goddess Vase

  1. Wendy nangle (verified owner)

    Absolutely loved this intimate workshop. The instructions were clear and the process although a little challenging was still manageable for a novice. I was delighted with my stunning goddess and thoroughly enjoyed creating with a small group of like minded people. Loved the delicious snack box and fresh juice. What a perfect way to spend a few hours. Thank you Kel, you have such a talent for creating accessible workshops to encourage people to embrace their creativity.

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Meet your Artisan

Kell Lakia

Kell earned her Bachelors of Fine Art in 2008 in the USA, with studies in Photography, Life Drawing & Pottery. Her early artworks spoke to effects of “fashionable” standards of beauty on the psyche and degradation of community spirit between women. This workshop was imagined out of a lifelong desire to help women reconnect with their own individual beauty. While sculpting the female form would normally difficult for a beginner, Kell’s expertise has always been finding ways to be more inclusive, by decomplexifing artistic processes.

Kell has been at it for weeks to simplify the body into a customisable pattern to open up this style of sculpting to beginners.

Her biggest hope for this workshop is for each participant to feel a sense of awe in their own beauty & creativity. To feel supported in a community of women. To honour the silent stories of our bodies. To create an embodiement of the protection, we feel for our inner child. To allow this vase to be a sort of physical symbol to remind us to always be bold, beautiful & full of wonder.