WOMB WOMEN
Women's Workshop's
NEW DATE'S
5th & 6TH SEPTEMBER 2025, WELLINGTON
&
JAN/FEB 2027, COROMANDEL
(details tbc)
5th & 6th September, 2025
Making Your Own Womb Women
Date: 5th or 6th September
Time: 1pm - 4pm
Location:
TBC
WELLINGTON
Limited spaces
Wellington Venue TBC
Women's Workshop
For centuries women have gathered, sharing what they know of being alive. This time together is an opportunity for being in good and nourishing company with other women.
Join us for a unique collaboration of:
Clay Play: Making your own ‘Womb Women’
Through millennia women have shaped clay. This is an opportunity to shape your own small womb women, perhaps in honour of a special woman, perhaps an honouring of your own lineage. No experienced needed, simply bring with you a curiosity and willingness to play and create.
A Women’s Story Sharing Circle
Women gathering to share personal stories sparked by the Womb Women theme, You may wish to share, you may wish to simply listen. This is a time to call in our personal stories, to speak and be heard, without judgment, weaving our own voices into the collective voice of womankind. Every story matters.
Date: Friday 5th September or Saturday 6th September
Time: TBC
Cost: TBC (covers supplies, materials and firing) ** DOES NOT INCLUDE POSTAGE - we can arrange this with you once your piece has been fired.
Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
info@artworkbylisacorston.co.nz
With love,
Lisa
If you feel called to be a part of this rich opportunity please RSVP via the link below.
“Stories matter, you see. They’re not just entertainment – stories matter because humans are narrative creatures. It’s not simply that we like to tell stories, and to listen to them: it’s that narrative is hard-wired into us. It’s a function of our biology, and the way our brains have evolved over time … if the mythology and history of our culture includes women who are wise, women who are powerful and strong, it opens up a space for women to live up to those stories: to become wise, and powerful and strong. To be taken seriously, and to have our voices heard.”
~ Sharon Blackie (If Women Rose Rooted)