Advertisement
**Guests! Please bring a photo of a loved one or someone special to you who has passed.** Join us for Vessels of Remembrance, an intimate Día de Muertos ceramics experience led by Mexican visual artist Diana Haro, founder of We Are Ceramics.
Throughout the evening, guests will explore the traditions and symbolism of Día de Muertos while learning the ancestral pinch pot technique, one of the world’s oldest methods of shaping clay by hand.
Each guest will create and decorate their own ceramic vessel, designed to hold a candle, incense, or a small offering as part of a personal ofrenda. The evening will also include storytelling around remembrance and ancestral traditions, guided reflection, community conversation, and light refreshments.
Finished pieces will be professionally glazed and kiln fired and will be available for pickup before Día de Muertos.
**You can request to attend through the event link. As this is an intimate experience, requesting to attend does not guarantee a ticket. You’ll be notified if you’ve been accepted to join us for the evening.**
If your plans happen to change, we kindly ask that you update your RSVP at least five days before the event. This gives us the chance to invite someone else who would love to attend and helps us make sure every spot is filled. Thank you so much for being thoughtful of our limited spots!
If this one doesn’t work out, keep an eye out for more experiences from both Posh and We Are Ceramics soon!
Advertisement
Event venue
414, 414, 44-02 23rd St, Long Island City, United States
Tickets
Concerts, fests, parties, meetups — all the happenings, one place.