CREATE & EXPERIENCE
Experience hands-on workshops with talented artists and makers at Asia Art & Craft Fair 2026. Learn new skills, explore different crafts, and create something uniquely your own!
Day 1 - 11 July 2026 (Saturday)
Workshop Details
Date: 11 July 2026 (Saturday)
Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Duration: 3 Hours
Location: AACF Studio 1
Hosted By: Danica Yip / Joy of Handmade
Suitable For: All Levels
Age Requirement: Suitable for ages 12 & above
Workshop Description
Participants will learn how to create their own decorative wall piece using basic decoupage techniques, exploring layering, composition, and surface design through a guided hands-on session.
About The Artist
Danica Yip is Decoupage artist cum instructor of Joy of Handmade Pte Ltd. Her decoupage journey started in 2013 and set up her own studio Joy of Handmade in 2016 .She has been conducting workshops/certificate courses not only at her studio but also at various community centers, Charity Centres and Nafa.
All Materials Will Be Provided
What Participants Need To Bring
A bag to carry finished artwork
Apron suitable for art activities
Important Notes
All materials and tools will be provided unless otherwise stated.
Participants are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes before the session begins.
Workshop fees are non-refundable once booking is confirmed.
Finished works must be completed within the session duration unless otherwise stated.
Due to limited seating and workspace, the workshop is strictly for registered participants only.
Workshop Terms & Conditions
• All workshop bookings are non-cancellable and non-refundable.
• No refunds, credits, or rescheduling will be provided for no-shows or missed sessions.
• By completing the booking, participants acknowledge and agree to these terms.
Workshop Details
Date: 11 July 2026 (Saturday)
Time: 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM
Duration: 1.5 Hours
Location: AACF Studio 1
Hosted By: Lee Mei Kheng / Yume 圆夢
Suitable For: All Levels
Age Requirement: Suitable for ages 12 & above
Workshop Description
A hands-on botanical experience where participants create their own kokedama — now reimagined with colorful threads that wrap each plant in warmth and intention. Seated on a ceramic or natural plate, each creation becomes a living ornament of gratitude and grace. Participants leave with their kokedama — a reminder of inner peace.
About The Artist
Mei Kheng (MK), founder of Yume 圆夢, is a Singaporean botanical artist and certified horticultural therapist who shapes miniature, plant‑based and nature‑inspired crafts. She cherishes the gentle pace of table‑top making, guiding others through slow, hands‑on moments where textures, leaves, and simple movements bring nature close and comforting.
All Materials Will Be Provided
What Participants Need To Bring
NIL
Important Notes
All materials and tools will be provided unless otherwise stated.
Participants are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes before the session begins.
Workshop fees are non-refundable once booking is confirmed.
Finished works must be completed within the session duration unless otherwise stated.
Due to limited seating and workspace, the workshop is strictly for registered participants only.
Workshop Terms & Conditions
• All workshop bookings are non-cancellable and non-refundable.
• No refunds, credits, or rescheduling will be provided for no-shows or missed sessions.
• By completing the booking, participants acknowledge and agree to these terms.
Workshop Details
Date: 11 July 2026 (Saturday)
Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Duration: 2 Hours
Location: AACF Studio 1
Hosted By: Agnes Thing / Palette Japan Asia
Suitable For: All Levels
Age Requirement: Suitable for ages 10 & above
Workshop Description
Immerse yourself in the art of Japanese Tsumami Zaiku, a 200-year old traditional fabric-folding technique used to create delicate flower petals. In this hands-on workshop, you will craft a 2-in-1 Flower Hair Clip and Brooch by hand instead of tweezers, made easy using our patented kit from Japan.
The fabric used is Chusen dyeing - also another 200-year-old Japanese technique known for its rich colours and patterns that penetrate deeply into the cloth. This session offers a mindful, therapeutic experience while celebrating heritage craftsmanship and sustainability, rooted in the Japanese philosophy of Mottainai. Suitable for 10 years old and above. This session also includes the opportunity to create one additional simple accessory using Chusen-dyed fabric, such as a handmade card, keychain, mini charm, bookmark, or other small keepsakes.
About The Artist
Palette Japan is a Singapore-based creative brand dedicated to preserving and reimagining traditional Japanese crafts through modern, meaningful applications. Specialising in Tsumami Zaiku, we transform upcycled Japanese textiles, including Chusen-dyed fabrics, into handcrafted accessories, DIY kits, and immersive workshops. Rooted in the philosophy of mottainai, we promote sustainability, creativity, and mindful living, offering experiences that connect culture, craftsmanship, and conscious design.
All Materials Will Be Provided
What Participants Need To Bring
NIL
Important Notes
All materials and tools will be provided unless otherwise stated.
Participants are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes before the session begins.
Workshop fees are non-refundable once booking is confirmed.
Finished works must be completed within the session duration unless otherwise stated.
Children aged 10–12 may attend independently, provided they are comfortable sitting through the workshop on their own.
Due to limited seating and workspace, the workshop is strictly for registered participants only.
Workshop Terms & Conditions
• All workshop bookings are non-cancellable and non-refundable.
• No refunds, credits, or rescheduling will be provided for no-shows or missed sessions.
• By completing the booking, participants acknowledge and agree to these terms.
Workshop Details
Date & Time:
11 July 2026 (Saturday), 1.00PM - 4.00PM
12 July 2026 (Sunday), 4.30PM - 7.30PM
Duration: 3 Hours
Location: AACF Studio 2
Hosted By: Shi Xuanzhu
Suitable For: Beginner
Age Requirement: Suitable for ages 8 & above
Workshop Description
Grab this rare opportunity to work hands-on with authentic Yixing Zisha clay in Singapore. Participants will be introduced to the fundamentals of handbuilding as they shape and craft their own functional mug from scratch using traditional Zisha clay.
The clay used in this workshop is specially sourced from privately held family clay reserves in Yixing and originates from the renowned Huanglongshan region, a historic clay source that is no longer open for mining.
Guided through the forming and finishing process, participants will experience the unique texture, workability, and character of authentic Zisha clay while gaining insight into one of China's most celebrated ceramic traditions. Each participant will complete and bring home a one-of-a-kind handmade mug.
About The Artist
Shi Xuanzhu is a ceramic artist specialising in traditional Yixing Zisha pottery, carrying forward the heritage and craftsmanship of a lineage-based practice. Rooted in traditional techniques and deep material understanding, her works reflect the beauty, discipline, and cultural significance of handmade Zisha ware. Through her workshops, she shares the mindful art of handbuilding while introducing participants to the rich traditions behind Yixing pottery.
All Materials Will Be Provided
What Participants Need To Bring
NIL
Important Notes
Completed work will be professionally fired after the workshop and can be collected at Arudio Ceramic Studio in 3-4 weeks time.
All materials and tools will be provided unless otherwise stated.
Participants are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes before the session begins.
Workshop fees are non-refundable once booking is confirmed.
Finished works must be completed within the session duration unless otherwise stated.
Participants aged 8–12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Due to limited seating and workspace, the workshop is strictly for registered participants only.
Workshop Terms & Conditions
• All workshop bookings are non-cancellable and non-refundable.
• No refunds, credits, or rescheduling will be provided for no-shows or missed sessions.
• By completing the booking, participants acknowledge and agree to these terms.
Workshop Details
Date & Time:
11 July 2026 (Saturday), 5.00PM - 7.30PM
12 July 2026 (Sunday), 1.00PM - 3.30PM
Duration: 2.5 Hours
Location: AACF Studio 2
Hosted By: Shayne Phua
Suitable For: Beginner
Age Requirement: Suitable for ages 8 & above
Workshop Description
Join Shayne Phua for a hands-on ceramic workshop where participants will create their own ceramic animal cup using the pinch pottery technique.
Cups can be designed upright or upside down, encouraging playful and imaginative forms. Participants will learn how to shape their cup by hand, add animal features and textures, and use a heat gun to dry the piece before applying colourful underglaze.
About The Artist
Shayne Phua is an artist and art instructor with diverse experience teaching communities since 2015. She has led visual arts lessons across preschools, primary and international schools, special education schools, senior care centres, community clubs, and ceramic studios. Working with students of all ages and backgrounds, Shayne fosters a supportive environment that encourages artistic growth and creative exploration.
As an artist, she uses clay to tell stories and examine everyday realities. Drawing from history, myth, and literature, her ceramic works reflect on the world around her. Shayne graduated with a BA(Hons) in Communication Design from The Glasgow School of Art, Singapore.
All Materials Will Be Provided
What Participants Need To Bring
NIL
Important Notes
Completed work will be professionally fired after the workshop and can be collected at Arudio Ceramic Studio in 3-4 weeks time.
All materials and tools will be provided unless otherwise stated.
Participants are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes before the session begins.
Workshop fees are non-refundable once booking is confirmed.
Finished works must be completed within the session duration unless otherwise stated.
Children aged 8–12 may attend independently, provided they are comfortable sitting through the workshop on their own.
Due to limited seating and workspace, the workshop is strictly for registered participants only.
Workshop Terms & Conditions
• All workshop bookings are non-cancellable and non-refundable.
• No refunds, credits, or rescheduling will be provided for no-shows or missed sessions.
• By completing the booking, participants acknowledge and agree to these terms.
Day 2 - 12 July 2026 (Sunday)
Workshop Details
Date: 12 July 2026 (Sunday)
Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Duration: 2 Hours
Location: AACF Studio 1
Hosted By: Nilo / Kintsugi Art Studio
Suitable For: All Levels
Age Requirement: Suitable for ages 12 & above
Workshop Description
Participants will select, break and mend a Japanese ceramic through Kintsugi - a very old ancient art of repair originating from Kyoto, Japan.
Through this 2hr workshop, you'll embark on a transformative journey into the heart of the Japanese art of kintsugi. Led by Kyoto trained instructor, Nilo, a certified kintsugi practitioner with many years of expertise and teaching experience, you'll discover not only the craft of kintsugi but also its profound healing philosophy.
About The Artist
Kintsugi Art Studio is a Singapore-based creative studio dedicated to the art and philosophy of Kintsugi — the Japanese practice of repairing broken ceramics with beauty and intention. Through healing-focused workshops and guided hands-on experiences, the studio encourages creativity, resilience, and self-reflection for learners of all levels.
All Materials Will Be Provided
What Participants Need To Bring
A bag to carry the finished artwork
Important Notes
All materials and tools will be provided unless otherwise stated.
Participants are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes before the session begins.
Workshop fees are non-refundable once booking is confirmed.
Finished works must be completed within the session duration unless otherwise stated.
Due to limited seating and workspace, the workshop is strictly for registered participants only.
Workshop Terms & Conditions
• All workshop bookings are non-cancellable and non-refundable.
• No refunds, credits, or rescheduling will be provided for no-shows or missed sessions.
• By completing the booking, participants acknowledge and agree to these terms.
Workshop Details
Date: 12 July 2026 (Sunday)
Time: 1:30 PM – 3:30 PM
Duration: 2 Hours
Location: AACF Studio 1
Hosted By: Millie / Blue Bee Tie Dye
Suitable For: Intermediate
Age Requirement: Suitable for ages 12 & above
Workshop Description
Participants will explore traditional Bai ethnic indigo tie-dye techniques through a hands-on session featuring folding, clamping, tying with everyday objects, and basic stitching methods to create unique patterns.
The workshop also includes an introduction to the indigo-making process, from plant to pigment. By the end of the session, participants will complete and bring home their own indigo tie-dye pouch (18cm × 26cm) and shibori tea towel (40cm × 40cm).
About The Artist
We are Bai Minority family indigo tie dye workshop located in Dali and Singapore. I grew up in the ancient town of Dali, in southwest of China, a Bai ethnic group area, where beautiful indigo fabrics hung along stone roadsides. Inspired by this traditional tie dye crafts, Blue Bee Tie Dye was founded in 2022 in Singapore.
The traditional fabric resists dyeing technique with thousands-year history is called ‘Shibori’ in Japan, and named ‘绞缬’ in China. The needles are threaded on the fabric with painted guidelines, and the thread is finally tightened to achieve the patterns. All natural indigo dyed premium fabrics have been truly made by hands: starting from fabric stitching to dyeing by our local Bai artisan partners.
All Materials Will Be Provided
What Participants Need To Bring
NIL
Important Notes
All materials and tools will be provided unless otherwise stated.
Participants are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes before the session begins.
Workshop fees are non-refundable once booking is confirmed.
Finished works must be completed within the session duration unless otherwise stated.
Due to limited seating and workspace, the workshop is strictly for registered participants only.
Workshop Terms & Conditions
• All workshop bookings are non-cancellable and non-refundable.
• No refunds, credits, or rescheduling will be provided for no-shows or missed sessions.
• By completing the booking, participants acknowledge and agree to these terms.
Workshop Details
Date: 12 July 2026 (Sunday)
Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Duration: 2 Hours
Location: AACF Studio 1
Hosted By: Vicky / Hands & Heart
Suitable For: Beginner
Age Requirement: Suitable for ages 12 & above
Workshop Description
Step into a calming and creative experience where you’ll learn the art of candle-making from scratch.
In this beginner-friendly workshop, participants will learn the basics of soy wax candle-making and create their very own handcrafted scented candle from scratch. Choose from a curated selection of fragrances and personalise your candle into a meaningful keepsake for yourself or a loved one.
Whether you’re coming alone, with friends, or looking for a creative weekend activity, this workshop offers a relaxing and enjoyable experience for all.
Leave with a beautiful handmade candle and a memorable creative experience.
About The Artist
Hands & Heart is a handcrafted candle brand founded by Vicky, dedicated to creating thoughtfully designed, high-quality scented candles. Inspired by the art of slow living, our candles are carefully curated to elevate everyday moments. Beyond products, we offer immersive workshops that allow participants to explore candle making as both a creative outlet and a meaningful experience.
All Materials Will Be Provided
What Participants Need To Bring
A bag to carry finished artwork
Important Notes
Heated wax will be handled during the session; guidance will be provided at all times
Participants may need to allow time for the candle to set before taking it home
All materials and tools will be provided unless otherwise stated.
Participants are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes before the session begins.
Workshop fees are non-refundable once booking is confirmed.
Finished works must be completed within the session duration unless otherwise stated.
Due to limited seating and workspace, the workshop is strictly for registered participants only.
Workshop Terms & Conditions
• All workshop bookings are non-cancellable and non-refundable.
• No refunds, credits, or rescheduling will be provided for no-shows or missed sessions.
• By completing the booking, participants acknowledge and agree to these terms.
Workshop Details
Date & Time:
11 July 2026 (Saturday), 5.00PM - 7.30PM
12 July 2026 (Sunday), 1.00PM - 3.30PM
Duration: 2.5 Hours
Location: AACF Studio 2
Hosted By: Shayne Phua
Suitable For: Beginner
Age Requirement: Suitable for ages 8 & above
Workshop Description
Join Shayne Phua for a hands-on ceramic workshop where participants will create their own ceramic animal cup using the pinch pottery technique.
Cups can be designed upright or upside down, encouraging playful and imaginative forms. Participants will learn how to shape their cup by hand, add animal features and textures, and use a heat gun to dry the piece before applying colourful underglaze.
About The Artist
Shayne Phua is an artist and art instructor with diverse experience teaching communities since 2015. She has led visual arts lessons across preschools, primary and international schools, special education schools, senior care centres, community clubs, and ceramic studios. Working with students of all ages and backgrounds, Shayne fosters a supportive environment that encourages artistic growth and creative exploration.
As an artist, she uses clay to tell stories and examine everyday realities. Drawing from history, myth, and literature, her ceramic works reflect on the world around her. Shayne graduated with a BA(Hons) in Communication Design from The Glasgow School of Art, Singapore.
All Materials Will Be Provided
What Participants Need To Bring
NIL
Important Notes
Completed work will be professionally fired after the workshop and can be collected at Arudio Ceramic Studio in 3-4 weeks time.
All materials and tools will be provided unless otherwise stated.
Participants are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes before the session begins.
Workshop fees are non-refundable once booking is confirmed.
Finished works must be completed within the session duration unless otherwise stated.
Children aged 8–12 may attend independently, provided they are comfortable sitting through the workshop on their own.
Due to limited seating and workspace, the workshop is strictly for registered participants only.
Workshop Terms & Conditions
• All workshop bookings are non-cancellable and non-refundable.
• No refunds, credits, or rescheduling will be provided for no-shows or missed sessions.
• By completing the booking, participants acknowledge and agree to these terms.
Workshop Details
Date & Time:
11 July 2026 (Saturday), 1.00PM - 4.00PM
12 July 2026 (Sunday), 4.30PM - 7.30PM
Duration: 3 Hours
Location: AACF Studio 2
Hosted By: Shi Xuanzhu
Suitable For: Beginner
Age Requirement: Suitable for ages 8 & above
Workshop Description
Grab this rare opportunity to work hands-on with authentic Yixing Zisha clay in Singapore. Participants will be introduced to the fundamentals of handbuilding as they shape and craft their own functional mug from scratch using traditional Zisha clay.
The clay used in this workshop is specially sourced from privately held family clay reserves in Yixing and originates from the renowned Huanglongshan region, a historic clay source that is no longer open for mining.
Guided through the forming and finishing process, participants will experience the unique texture, workability, and character of authentic Zisha clay while gaining insight into one of China's most celebrated ceramic traditions. Each participant will complete and bring home a one-of-a-kind handmade mug.
About The Artist
Shi Xuanzhu is a ceramic artist specialising in traditional Yixing Zisha pottery, carrying forward the heritage and craftsmanship of a lineage-based practice. Rooted in traditional techniques and deep material understanding, her works reflect the beauty, discipline, and cultural significance of handmade Zisha ware. Through her workshops, she shares the mindful art of handbuilding while introducing participants to the rich traditions behind Yixing pottery.
All Materials Will Be Provided
What Participants Need To Bring
NIL
Important Notes
Completed work will be professionally fired after the workshop and can be collected at Arudio Ceramic Studio in 3-4 weeks time.
All materials and tools will be provided unless otherwise stated.
Participants are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes before the session begins.
Workshop fees are non-refundable once booking is confirmed.
Finished works must be completed within the session duration unless otherwise stated.
Participants aged 8–12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Due to limited seating and workspace, the workshop is strictly for registered participants only.
Workshop Terms & Conditions
• All workshop bookings are non-cancellable and non-refundable.
• No refunds, credits, or rescheduling will be provided for no-shows or missed sessions.
• By completing the booking, participants acknowledge and agree to these terms.