Price is per person. With a minimum of 4 to a group. If you have special request, please contact.
Create with intention, guided by story and spirit. This Jewellery making workshop invites you to shape wearable art that carries memory, meaning, and connection to Country.
Using natural fibers, Nuts and seeds collected from Country, recycled beads and materials, or symbolic charms, each participant is supported to design and craft their own piece—whether it’s a necklace, bracelet, earrings, crowns or woven adornment.
We explore not just technique, but the emotional and cultural significance of what we wear and why.
What’s included:
All materials provided (natural fibers, Nuts and seeds, recycled beads and materials, or symbolic elements)
Cultural storytelling and sensory reflection woven into each session
Optional additions: bush tea, aromatherapy, breathwork, or ceremonial pauses
Suitable for beginners and experienced makers alike
This workshop isn’t just jewellery making—it’s a remembering. A way to honour your own story, your rhythm, and your connection to Country.
Price is per person. With a minimum of 4 to a group. If you have special request, please contact.
Create with intention, guided by story and spirit. This Jewellery making workshop invites you to shape wearable art that carries memory, meaning, and connection to Country.
Using natural fibers, Nuts and seeds collected from Country, recycled beads and materials, or symbolic charms, each participant is supported to design and craft their own piece—whether it’s a necklace, bracelet, earrings, crowns or woven adornment.
We explore not just technique, but the emotional and cultural significance of what we wear and why.
What’s included:
All materials provided (natural fibers, Nuts and seeds, recycled beads and materials, or symbolic elements)
Cultural storytelling and sensory reflection woven into each session
Optional additions: bush tea, aromatherapy, breathwork, or ceremonial pauses
Suitable for beginners and experienced makers alike
This workshop isn’t just jewellery making—it’s a remembering. A way to honour your own story, your rhythm, and your connection to Country.
