Welcome to the wonderful Waldorf-inspired clay modeling workshop! Here, children aged five to twelve will have the opportunity to develop their creativity and artistic skills, drawing inspiration from the surrounding natural beauty, especially the enchanted world of forest fairies.

Our workshop is a magical place where children will be taught to work with clay, a soft and malleable material that allows them to let their imagination run wild and create their own works of art. In this workshop, the emphasis is on the creative process, not just the final result. Each child is encouraged to explore and freely express their personal vision of forest fairies.
The workshop begins with a brief introduction to nature and its beauty, as this will be the main source of inspiration for modeling the fairies in clay. Children will be encouraged to observe the details around them: the colors of the flowers, the textures of the leaves, and the shapes of the forest. Together, we will discuss the forest fairies and how they might look in our imaginary world.

Then, the children will receive pieces of soft clay and various modeling tools, such as rollers, knives, and small brushes. Each child will have the opportunity to choose their own project and start modeling. Whether they want to create a dancing fairy in the middle of a flower or a fairy hidden among the tree leaves, they will be encouraged to let their imagination soar and create something unique.
Throughout the workshop, the facilitators will provide guidance and support to the children, encouraging them to experiment with textures, shapes, and colors. Various modeling techniques will also be presented, such as modeling by adding and removing clay. Each child will be able to explore their own artistic style and receive personalized tips to improve their skills.

At the end of the workshop, the children will be proud to display their works of art created with so much passion and creativity. We will organize a small exhibition where each fairy will be presented in a natural setting, similar to a forest, where the children can share with their peers and parents the story behind their creations.