About this Event
Are you interested in nature and artistic expression? Specifically clay? We're combining two practices in one workshop! Join us in this intersectional activity for all that combines nature and clay!
Shirin-yoku, or forest bathing, is a therapeutic practice to immerse yourself in nature while Kiriniku is a method of creating with intention.
We will be exploring forested wetlands at Magnuson Park and work on a clay project, Magnuson Park inspired! Think forest bathing meets art therapy.
During this workshop you will:
- Engage in a 20-min forest bath, or shirin-yoku
- Watch a demo of local artist's method of kiriniku
- Make your own kiriniku mug!
All art supplies and wet wipes are provided.
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*Working with clay is a multi-step process. Participants will be emailed for the earliest available arrangement pick up.
Event venue & nearby stays
Warren G. Magnuson Park, 7400 Sand Point Way Northeast, Seattle, United States
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