Sunday 7th June, 2pm – 4pm
Spott Village Hall, Dunbar
Discover the Japanese art of creating ‘mud balls’ while exploring the rich pigments hidden in Dunbar’s unique landscape.
Learn the slow, satisfying process of transforming clay and sand into beautifully polished spheres. You’ll also get an introduction to creating natural earth pigments from Dunbar’s distinctive coastline and terrain, then get the chance to get creative with prepared pigments.
What You’ll Do:
- Learn how to make polished mud balls using clay and sand
- An introduction to creating natural pigments from the local landscape
- Get creative with earth pigments drawn from Dunbar’s unique environment
Why Attend: This workshop combines mindful making with connection to place.
Experience the satisfaction of working with fundamental materials while discovering the colours hidden in the landscape around you.
What to Expect: A hands-on, meditative session working with clay, sand, and natural pigments. The process is both calming and engaging, suitable for all skill levels. Your finished pieces will be part of an exhibition at the John Muir Birthplace in Dunbar.
Practical Details:
- Suitable for adults and children (7+)
- Young children must be accompanied by a supervising adult
- Wear suitable clothing and shoes for exploring outdoors and getting dirty!
To book your place and for further information please message
Jo McNamara: 07484 210758
Part of the FLOW programme of workshops with Katie Fowlie -artist/educator/forager