🌿 Online Clay Sessions — meditation & slow sculpting

This online clay session is an invitation to slow down, reconnect with your body, and deepen contact with yourself through meditation and gentle sculpting.

It’s not about making something “beautiful” or “right”.
It’s about sensing, feeling, and noticing what happens inside while your hands are moving.

No experience is needed.
No pressure.
No judgment.

🧘‍♀️ How the session begins

We start with a guided, body-based meditation (about 10 minutes):

gentle breathing

grounding in the body

sensing weight, touch, and presence

arriving into the present moment

This helps shift attention from the head into the body
and prepares the hands to work slowly and intuitively.

🏺 Working with clay

After the meditation, we move into clay.

simple, step-by-step handbuilding guidance

slow and calm pace

attention to touch, pressure, and movement

focus on the process, not the result

You don’t need to know what to sculpt in advance.
I will guide you gently during the session.

You are free to follow along, adapt, pause, or simply stay present with the material.

💛 This session is for you if:

you feel disconnected from your body

you spend a lot of time “in your head”

you feel stressed, tense, or overwhelmed

you want to feel more grounded and present

you’re curious about mindful, embodied creativity

Beginners are very welcome.

✨ Why clay + body awareness?

Clay responds to touch.
It naturally slows you down and brings attention into the hands and the body.

Together with meditation, it can help:

soften tension

improve body awareness

feel more connected to yourself

trust sensation instead of overthinking

Many people say after sessions like this:
“I felt calmer, more present — and surprised by what my hands created.”

🧱 Materials — what clay do I need?

This session is beginner-friendly.

✔️ Recommended clay (for home use)

For online sessions, polymer clay works best.

Polymer clay:

is soft and easy to shape

does not require a ceramic kiln

hardens in a regular home oven

is ideal for simple handbuilding and slow sculpting

Beginner-friendly brands include:

FIMO Soft

FIMO Kids

Cernit

Sculpey

Any basic polymer clay is suitable.
A small block is enough — no special colors or tools are needed.

❗ Can I use regular ceramic clay?

If you work with traditional ceramic (high-temperature) clay:

you are welcome to join and sculpt along

firing is not part of the online session

ceramic clay requires drying time and a kiln

For this reason, polymer clay is recommended for beginners and home practice.

👐 Tools

No special tools are required.
You can use:

your hands

a toothpick or wooden stick

a simple knife

any smooth working surface

🌊 About the host

My name is Olena (Lena).
I am a ceramic artist and sculptor living by the sea in Greece.

I work with clay as a form of meditation, body awareness, and inner grounding.
My teaching style is gentle, attentive, and supportive.

💶 Format & contribution

Online live session

Duration: ~1.5–2 hours

Donation-based: 10–15 €
(pay what feels right for you)

📩 How to join

Reserve your spot here on Meetup.
The meeting link will be shared with participants before the session.

Come as you are.
We listen to the body.
We work with clay.

🌿

This is a slow, mindful clay workshop held at a horse farm near Kavala.
We will work with clay in a calm, natural environment — close to horses, fresh air, and open space.
This is not a traditional art class and not about achieving a perfect result.
It’s a gentle creative practice focused on:
– slowing down
– reconnecting with the body
– working with hands and natural material
– presence instead of performance
The session is beginner-friendly.
You don’t need any experience with clay or art.
We’ll move slowly, with pauses, breath, and simple guidance.
Horses will be nearby — calm, grounding, and present in their own way.

🌿 Online Clay Session — Meditation & Slow Sculpting

Online | Live | Donation-based

This is a gentle online clay session where meditation and slow handbuilding come together.

We begin with stillness, breathing, and grounding —
and then continue with clay, hands, and presence.

No experience is needed.
No pressure.
No judgment.

🧘‍♀️ How the session begins

We start with a short guided meditation (about 10 minutes):

simple breathing

grounding in the body

letting go of stress and expectations

arriving into the present moment

This helps calm the mind and prepare the hands for working with clay.

🏺 What we do with clay

simple sketch (optional)

step-by-step handbuilding guidance

slow, calm pace

focus on process, not perfection

You can follow along, pause, or adapt — everything is welcome.

💛 This session is for you if:

you feel stressed or burned out

you want calm, creative time for yourself

you think “I’m not creative” but feel curious

you enjoy mindfulness, body awareness, and slow making

Beginners are very welcome.

✨ Why clay + meditation?

Meditation brings you inward.
Clay brings you into the body.

Together they create a space where:

the mind slows down

hands become more confident

imperfection feels natural

Many participants say:
“I felt calm — and surprised by what my hands created.”

💶 Format & contribution

Online live session

Duration: ~1.5–2 hours

Donation-based: €10–15 (pay what feels right for you)

Payment details will be shared after RSVP.

🌊 About the host

My name is Olena (Lena).
I am a ceramic artist and sculptor living by the sea in Greece.
With an art and architecture background, I work with clay as a form of therapy, meditation, and freedom.

My teaching style is gentle, attentive, and supportive.

📩 How to join

RSVP here on Meetup.
After that, I’ll send you the payment details and Zoom link.

Come as you are.
We begin with breath.
We continue with clay.

🌿

This is a slow, mindful clay workshop held at a horse farm near Kavala.
We will work with clay in a calm, natural environment — close to horses, fresh air, and open space.
This is not a traditional art class and not about achieving a perfect result.
It’s a gentle creative practice focused on:
– slowing down
– reconnecting with the body
– working with hands and natural material
– presence instead of performance
The session is beginner-friendly.
You don’t need any experience with clay or art.
We’ll move slowly, with pauses, breath, and simple guidance.
Horses will be nearby — calm, grounding, and present in their own way.