Wild Beings - Clay Art & Mindfulness

Wild Beings is a series of wellbeing activities for adults, providing a safe and supportive space to reconnect with nature in a meaningful way. All sessions include mindfulness and a nature inspired craft activity

During this morning in the woods, you will have the opportunity to create a beautiful clay trinket dish imprinted with gathered foliage, which can be further embellished using a selection of paints. Our experienced facilitators will guide you through the process helping you to create a piece of art that is both unique and personal.

The morning will include:

• Welcome and hot drinks using the Kelly kettles
• Guided mindfulness exercise
• Short walk to forage for natural items to decorate your clay trinket dish
• Activity: create your clay dish with natural foliage impressions
• A reflective exercise to round off the session

There will also be time to sit and chat, a hammock to relax in and an opportunity to learn how to use the Kelly kettles.

The session will be led by experienced ‘wellbeing in nature’ practitioners from Wiltshire Wildlife Trust’s Wellbeing Team, and will include all tools and materials needed as well as hot drinks and biscuits.

Wild Beings is a perfect way to escape the stresses of daily life and reconnect with nature in a meaningful way. Whether you are an experienced artist or a complete beginner, this experience is suitable for adults of all ages and abilities.

So why not join us for a morning of creativity, mindfulness, and connection with nature? Book your spot today and get ready to unleash your inner ‘wild being’!

Prior booking is essential. Further details, such as directions and what to bring on the day, will be sent following booking, or by emailing [email protected].

Future events will include willow wreaths, whittling and nature journaling. To keep posted on future events, email [email protected].

Meet your hosts:

Melanie Vincent, Wiltshire Wildlife Trust Wellbeing Project Officer. Melanie has a wealth of experience delivering ‘wellbeing in nature’ sessions; she is also a qualified Forest School Leader and a trainee counsellor. In her spare time she enjoys nothing more than long walks in the woods, with a hot drink and a hammock to relax in.

Host or Publisher Wiltshire Wildlife Trust