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Engage in a dynamic exploration into the art of finding
one’s center, combining an initiation to the creative and healing
medium of clay, with the balancing counterpoint of yoga, meditation and
somatics.
While focusing on the essential technical basics of
throwing on the potter’s wheel and hand-building in clay, participants
will equally concentrate on the mental and physical relationship of
clay work to whole-body awareness through daily practice of yoga and
meditation.
Throughout the ten days, we will channel the artist
within via all the five elements, accessing our own bodies through the
clay body in a truly transformational journey.
This creative form of personal and spiritual growth
engenders insight - a literal look within- and empowers us with new
possibilities of balancing our external life choices.
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Yoga & Clay DAILY PROGRAM
7.00 - 7:30am Guided Meditation & Pranayama (breath
work)
7:30- 9:00am Energizing Hatha Yoga
9:00-10am Delicious & Nutritious Breakfast
11:00-2:00pm Potter's Wheel - Finding Center @ Gaya
Ceramic Arts Center
2:30pm Tasty & Rejuvenating Lunch
4:45-6:00pm Calming Hatha Yoga
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INSTRUCTORS:
Hillary Kane
For artist, Hillary Kane, travel and work have led her to claim
residence in several continents and innumerable countries. The artistic
and spiritual culture of each has imparted indelible influence upon her
consciousness and artwork, and continues to be an endless source of
inspiration. Educated in the world of fine arts in the United States
and France, and trained as a Sivananda Hatha yoga instructor in India,
she now resides in Bali, Indonesia. She focuses her creativity in both
clay and paint, enjoying the dynamic of two very different mediums and
their possible confluence with her spiritual practice of yoga and
meditation. Co-founder and director of Gaya Ceramic Arts Center, and
mother of twin baby girls, she finds herself flooded with the beauty
and abundance of life.
Emily Kuser
Radiant and inspirational soul, Emily Kuser, E-RYT &
Anusara®Yoga Instructor has lived in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia for over 5
years and currently teaches Anusara®Yoga at The Yoga Barn, as well as
assists in organizing Ubud’s annual Bali Spirit Festival. She has
practiced yoga for over 10 years and is very passionate about getting
people on the yoga matt. Emily loves to weave storytelling, proper alignment
and high vibes into her classes, immersions & teacher trainings. www.highvibeyoga.com
Highlight sessions with Janur
Yasa
Native to Bali, Made Janur embodies Eastern philosophy
blended with Western lifestyle. As a certified Somatic Coach from the
Strozzi Institute in the United States, Madé Janur has extensive
experience working with individuals as well as groups of all sizes. He
is exceptional at facilitating a transformational healing process and
supporting individuals toward their highest potential. He is also
passionate about encouraging adults and young people to declare and
achieve their life goals and to make this world a better place to live.
Madé Janur combines his background as a Somatic coach with the Japanese
martial art, Aikido. He considers Aikido as a spiritual path and as a
metaphor for daily life.
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LOCATION:
GAYA CERAMIC ARTS CENTER
Our clay workshops will be conducted at Gaya ceramic
Arts Center in Sayan, Ubud. A spacious, open-air and fully-equipped
ceramic studio, Gaya CAC was established four years ago as the
educational branch of Gaya’s production ceramic facility (the internationally
acclaimed ceramic production and design firm). In a setting of tropical
beauty and within an architectural structure of heritage craftsmanship,
Gaya CAC is an oasis of creativity and inspiration.
PONDOK WAHYU
Our accommodation is one of Bali's most stunning private
retreat properties in Bali and is 5 minutes outside of Ubud in Sayan
Village, overlooking the spectacular Ayung River valley. Here we will
conduct all our yoga and meditation, meals and evening sessions. Gaya
Ceramic Arts Center is an easy 10 minutes walking distance from Pondok
Wahyu through quiet village lanes.
TUITION
Includes accommodation, breakfast and lunch, 2-3
celebrational dinners, all studio materials, and excursions around Bali
US $2,400 Shared Accommodation
w/ private bath in gorgeous traditional joglo house - 2 bed/2 person
maximum sharing with another guest
US $2,900 Private Accommodation
w/ private bath in gorgeous traditional joglo house - 1 bed/2 person
maximum
(2nd person in Private Accommodation $2,000 usd all
inclusive)
US $1600 Without Accommodation
REGISTRATION
Payment can be made by international bank transfer or
credit card.
12% Early Bird Discount
for registration made before end of August!
Email directly to gayacac@gayaceramic.com
or call +62 (0)361 7966769 to reserve your space in the workshop.
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