Create Your own Zen Garden

Join us for a magical and relaxing workshop where you’ll create your own beautiful Zen Garden featuring a handmade copper wire tree sculpture, a crystal base of your choice, colorful sand, and a wooden or bamboo garden tray.

In this workshop, you’ll learn how to twist and shape copper wire into your very own enchanted tree, decorate it with tiny sparkling crystals, and design a peaceful zen garden around it. You’ll choose your own garden base, sand colors, and finishing details to make your piece feel personal, calming, and unique.

This is one of our more luxurious workshops, with more materials, more design choices, and a beautiful finished piece you can take home and enjoy as décor, a meditation corner, or a special handmade gift.

Fun Fact: tickets are sold per Zen Garden, not per person. One ticket includes the materials to create one complete Zen Garden. Up to 3 people may work together on the same garden, making this a great option for couples, friends, parent/child pairs, or anyone who wants to share a very creative experience.

It’s not hard — but it does take time, focus, and patience. You’ll be guided step by step, and you can work at your own pace.

• Duration: 2–2.5 hours
• 1 Ticket: Per Zen Garden
• Sharing: Up to 3 people may work together on one Zen Garden
• Ages: Best for ages 12 and up

Alternate Dates & Times:
If you’d like to book this workshop for a different date or time, just email us at alumiadesigns@gmail.com and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.

*Important: After purchasing your ticket, please send us a private message to let us know which sand color you would like for your Zen Garden. This helps us prepare the materials in advance and make sure we have your preferred colors ready for the workshop.

Location: Alumia Design Studio — a purple shop inside the New Weave building at Savage Mill. We’re right next to Bearing Gifts, in front of the candle shop, and on the same floor as the fencing club. You can park in either of the two main Savage Mill parking lots — both are just a short walk away.