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Sculpting The Sacred

Circle Creative Collective

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Circle Creative Collective62 Plains Road · New Paltz, NY · 12561
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Sculpting the Sacred Cycle Wisdom & Creative Ritual

With Sasha Botanica and Diana Wassef of Cremona Studios

This collaborative workshop weaves menstrual cycle wisdom with hands-on creative ritual. Guided by Diana ’s teachings on the menstrual cycle and natural fertility, and Sasha’s Sculpting the Sacred practice, participants will explore the cyclical nature of the body through both learning and making.

This gathering is open to women of all ages and every season of life, whether you’re bleeding, in perimenopause, or moving through menopause and beyond.

Working with clay as a devotional material, participants will sculpt a goddess or yoni-inspired figure for their altar—an embodied symbol of their inner seasons, creativity, and intuitive knowing. The emphasis is on presence rather than perfection, honoring making as a slow, cyclical process rather than a polished outcome.

With the holiday season approaching, this workshop also offers an opportunity to create a meaningful handmade gift for a sister, friend, mother, or loved one—a small, sacred figure shaped by hand and given with intention.

This workshop offers a grounded space to deepen connection with the body, engage creativity as ritual, and leave with both practical cycle insight and a handcrafted figurine infused with personal meaning.

Open to women of all ages. No prior art experience is necessary. All supplies are included,

When: Saturday November 21st from 1pm-4pm

Cost: Sliding Scale $55-$75

Location: Circle Creative Collective at 62 Plains Road, New Paltz, NY, 12561

Please note: Sculpted pieces will be fired in Newburgh, NY, and will be available for pickup at a later date.

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Listed by CIRCLE (Squarespace) and Sasha Botanica (Squarespace), gathered by the Poughkeepsie events calendar.