The Meridyan

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Our workshops are about more than making a crystal tree. They’re a chance to slow down, try something new, laugh a little, connect with the people around you, and leave with something you created entirely by hand.

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Crystal Tree Workshop

Create your own wire-wrapped tree from start to finish. Choose the crystals, wire, charms, and details that speak to you, then shape it into a piece that is uniquely yours.

No experience needed. I’ll walk you through the process step-by-step, and there’s no “right” way for your tree to look. Come to create, unwind, try something new, or spend a few hours with people you love.

Your workshop includes

    Additional crystals, charms, resin bases, crystal slab bases, and other premium materials are available during the workshop.

    Bring something from home if you’d like. A meaningful stone, trinket, charm, piece of jewelry, small object, or even something you’d like to turn into a base can become part of your tree.

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    People at tables making crystal trees

    Creating with your community

    Hands twisting wire into branches

    Twisting all the wires

    Two finished trees held up side by side

    Unique handmade trees

    Private workshops

    Create your way.

    Sometimes you want more than a spot at the table. Private experiences at The Meridyan are designed around you and the people you choose to create with. Choose from the experiences below, or bring me an idea of your own and we’ll figure out what we can create together.

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    A quick note about hand safety

    Creating a wire-wrapped tree involves bending, twisting, gripping, and manipulating wire for an extended period of time. Even for those without existing hand or wrist limitations, your hands may get tired or sore during the process.

    If you have arthritis, neuropathy, limited grip strength or mobility, chronic hand or wrist pain, or another condition that affects your hands, we encourage you to consider whether this activity is appropriate for you and consult with your healthcare provider if you have any concerns before registering.

    We want creating to feel good. Breaks are always welcome, and if your hands need a little extra help during the workshop, please let us know.