Events

Tit-Tea Cup Workshop

For honouring and exploring the stories our bodies carry.

Saturday, November 28 • 10AM-8PM
Brackendale, Squamish

In this expressive arts therapy workshop, you’ll create a ceramic mug molded from a casting of your own breast — a one-of-a-kind tit-tea cup.

Bringing together ceramics, body-based exploration, and creative process, the experience offers an opportunity to pause and connect with your body through making. For some, it is playful and celebratory. For others, it’s a space for acknowledging change, transition, grief, healing, or identity. Often, it is a little bit of everything at once.

$222/person
(regularly $280-$340/person)

This experience holds space for:

• Pregnancy and postpartum experiences

• Breast cancer or mastectomy

• Gender-affirming surgery or other significant changes to the body

• Changes in relationships with femininity, sexuality, or self-image

• Grief and healing

• Marking a new chapter or milestone

• A personal ritual to experience in a one-on-one setting

• A gathering with friends or loved ones

The process invites curiosity, reflection, laughter, and meaningful conversation about our relationships with our bodies and the many ways our bodies carry our stories.

Wherever you are in your experience, all of it is welcome here. From teacups to milk jugs, all breast sizes belong.

Full-day experience:

The workshop takes place over a full day with a break in the middle. Timing varies depending on group size and pace.

What’s included:

• A full day of facilitated creative process

• All ceramic and casting materials

• Optional underglaze decoration

• Post-workshop refinement and finishing by Julia

• Kiln firings

• Final glazing