9/17 Talavera Pottery Painting Experience

Get ready for a colorful, creative experience inspired by the vibrant beauty of traditional Mexican Talavera pottery! In this hands-on workshop at the Woo Woo Lab, you’ll explore the history, patterns, and bold designs behind this timeless art form before creating a one-of-a-kind piece of your very own.

Choose your favorite colors, embrace your creativity, and enjoy a relaxing evening filled with laughter, connection, and artistic expression. Whether you’re an experienced artist or just looking for a fun new experience, this class is designed for everyone. You’ll leave with a beautifully hand-painted Talavera-inspired planter ready to bring life, color, and personality into your home.

Come create, unwind, and make memories while surrounded by a fun, inspiring atmosphere. Don’t miss out on this unique experience — your new favorite piece of home décor is waiting to be created!
As a special treat, all workshop participants will receive 10% off all in-house plants so you can find the perfect green companion to complete your creation.

What to Bring:
Please wear clothing that is comfortable for crafting and may get a little creative. If you have long hair, we recommend bringing a hair tie.

Workshop Ticket Policy For This Class:
Because this workshop requires preparation, supplies, and materials purchased in advance, all ticket sales are final. Tickets are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged or transferred due to scheduling conflicts, travel changes, illness, or unforeseen circumstances. Thank you for understanding and supporting the planning that goes into creating each special Woo Woo Lab experience.

September 18th - 7pm

About the Artist:
Anna Ayres of Wildly Well with Anna is a Vermont-born artist, muralist, and yoga teacher based in Florida. After relocating in 2014 and earning her
500-hour yoga certification, she continued to cultivate a lifelong passion for creativity, developing her artistic practice primarily through self-guided study.
Working predominantly in oil and acrylic, with occasional watercolor, Ayres explores the energy and spirit of the natural world. Her work is inspired by a deep reverence for nature, travel, and adventure, seeking to capture the unseen pulse that connects all living things.
In 2019, she received an Emerging Artist Grant from Creative Pinellas, and in 2020 completed her first commissioned mural. Since then, she has focused on creating large-scale public art while sharing the transformative power of creativity through workshops for artists of all experience levels. Ayres believes creative expression is a powerful tool for healing, connection, and joy that everyone deserves access to.