Clay Calm: Patterns for Mindful Making | OTRFSep2025
Wellbeing Champion Festival Series
Wellbeing Champion Festival Series is a wellness initiative in celebration of World Mental Health Month comprising multiple workshops and webinars, each hosted on separate event pages.
To participate, please register individually for each session. Some events are co-hosted with our partner, Asia Institute of Mentoring (AIM) and by clicking on the respective link, you will be brought to another site.
This World Mental Health Day let’s come together to prioritise what truly matters — our mental wellbeing.
Join us as we celebrate self-care, connection, and emotional resilience. In the lead-up to the day, we're bringing back our most popular workshops throughout September and October, offered in a variety of formats and platforms to suit your needs.
Whether you're looking to reconnect with yourself, engage meaningfully with others, or simply take a much-needed pause — there’s something here for you.
Event Details
Date: Thursday, 2 October 2025
Time: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
Venue: *SCAPE Singapore #03-09, 2 Orchard Link, Singapore 237978
Fees: $15*
*Notes: Workshop fees are non-refundable. A minimum of 15 participants is required for the workshop to proceed. In the event of low registration, we will notify you if the workshop is postponed.
Synopsis
In a world driven by urgency and speed, this hands-on clay workshop invites you to pause, breathe and reconnect with the joy of making. Using Air-dry clay, we will shape simple decorative forms and carve and imprint zentangle-style patterns. These are calming, repetitive designs which invite mindfulness. No pressure to create perfection. Perfect for beginners and creatives.
Ujjwala Naik Goenka
Pottery Artist
With over 25 years of architectural practice in Singapore, Ujjwala’s journey into pottery began as a quiet exploration and has since evolved into a profound creative pursuit. Combining wheel throwing and hand-building techniques, she merges the precision of architectural design with the organic, tactile nature of clay. Each piece becomes an exploration of form, texture, and function—a dialogue between control and spontaneity. For Ujjwala, exploring pottery is a space of creative freedom and quiet joy, where each creation reflects a process of reflection, discovery, and deep connection to material and making.
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