Intention in Bloom: A Botanical Intention Art Workshop

Join Curated Self for a relaxed, hands-on evening where botanical symbolism, intention, and creativity come together. Intuition in Bloom invites you to explore the traditional meanings associated with flowers and color, choose the intentions that resonate with you, and turn them into two unique pieces of botanical-inspired art. We'll begin with a guided exploration of our featured botanicals and their symbolic associations. Using your own reusable Botanical Intention Guide, you'll choose the flowers, colors, and meanings that speak to what you'd like to welcome, strengthen, or nurture in your life. Then we'll create! Pressed Botanical Intention Art Design a one-of-a-kind piece in a small golden frame using pressed botanicals selected for both their beauty and the intentions they represent. Miniature Beaded Intention Bouquet Using seed beads and wire, create seven tiny flower stems for a miniature glass-jar bouquet. Follow your own intuitive color palette or create a chakra-inspired bouquet using all seven colors. Your $35 ticket includes: • All materials and supplies • Small golden frame and pressed botanicals • Mini glass jar, seed beads, and wire for seven flower stems • Reusable laminated Botanical Intention Guide • Guided instruction and creative support throughout the workshop • Both finished creations to take home No artistic experience, crafting expertise, or prior knowledge of botanical symbolism or intention work is needed. There is no “right” way to create your pieces. This workshop is designed to give you enough guidance to get started while leaving plenty of room to follow your own creativity and intuition. Come spend an evening making something beautiful, learning a little about the language of flowers and color, and creating tangible reminders of whatever you'd like to cultivate next. Wednesday, September 30 | 6:30–8:30 PM Manlius Cantina $35 per person | Limited to 12 participants All supplies are provided. Just bring yourself and whatever you'd like to see bloom.