15th March 2026

11-4pm

Hand-building Ceramics for Ritual Workshop 

Enhance your daily rituals using the medium of clay. Create bowls, offering platforms, sculptures, incense or candle holders in this one day workshop. 

You will be introduced to clay as a material and the various techniques you can employ to manipulate it to match your vision. As this will be leading up to Spring it is the perfect time to freshen up your routines and rituals. Be guided or self-led, and make as much or as little as you'd like. 

Taught by Ceramicist Jessica Tremaine with 8 years in the art form and 3 years of teaching experience, you will be in safe hands. This will be a small group workshop with equal amounts of guidance and freedom offered to you on the day. 

Over this 1-day workshop we will cover: 

Slab building - An impactful way to build structure quickly. 

Coiling - A classic hand-building technique to create work that allows the makers aesthetic to shine through. 

Decorative techniques - Examples of applied designs will be shown should you wish to use them in your artworks. 

This workshop is suitable for those with little to no experience in ceramics and those who are looking for space to develop their skills. 

After crafting for a while, we’ll give ourselves time to settle into the body, stretching, resting, and gently dropping into the subtle body through restorative yoga. This offers space to deepen tactility and connection, both through the physical landscape and beyond. 

Pastries, fruit, and teas will be provided to keep us nourished. Snacks are welcomed.  

This workshop falls on Mother’s Day, though it can be as connected to that as you’d like it to be. There is space for you whether you’re coming with your mum, coming alone, or joining with a friend. A gift to yourself, or a gift to someone you love, it is all welcome, and all vital. 

www.jessicatremaine.com / @jegatremaine 

Key Info: 

All material costs are included with glazing an additional flat fee of £10 for all your works. 

Fired works can be collected for free from Hwyl or delivered for a fee. 

Artist Bio:  

Jessica Tremaine is a Cornish artist based in Penzance, U.K. Having spent many years working as a designer for studios such as Martine Rose in London and BLESS in Paris, she turned to ceramics as a preferred medium of storytelling.  

‘My work encompasses historical elements of human spirituality as well as more recent industrial influences. I’m concerned with the loss of traditions surrounding community gatherings, celebrations and ceremonies. Aesthetically the work appears heavy and tough, borrowing and distorting symbols that are often combined with suggestions of functional metalwork.’ 

£125

*split payments available & 15% discount for Unlimited Monthly Members

22nd March 2026

11:30-1:30pm

Join Lydia for a two-hour deep dive into Mandala Vinyasa, this extended practice moves in continuous, circular patterns around the mat, inviting a sense of flow, rhythm, and expansion.

Rooted in the element of air, the practice works with Anahata (heart chakra), exploring themes of breath, balance, and spaciousness in both body and mind. Circular sequencing becomes a way of gently cracking open the heart, creating space across the chest, shoulders, and upper back, and inviting a softening through the tissues of the lungs.

As sequences are revisited from multiple directions, the practice unfolds layer by layer, offering time to stay with sensation and continuity. There is space to build warmth, to pause, and to notice how breath and movement can open subtle pathways of awareness without force.

This longer format allows for depth rather than intensity, an invitation into expansion, presence, and ease. A practice for those drawn to intelligent sequencing, circular movement, and the quieter, more spacious qualities of vinyasa.

£25

*members save 15%