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Guided Batik & Reflective Creative Experiences

Through batik and guided creative practice, slow down, reflect, connect and create with intention. Join an upcoming workshop or create a tailored experience for your group.

Choose your Batik Experience

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Batik Colour

Introduction

A gentle introduction to batik using colour and pattern, inviting playful creative exploration.

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Batik Tulis ​

Immersion

A deeper batik workshop using hot wax, with guided reflection and a supportive creative process.

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Batik Retreat

Retreat Experience

A slower retreat experience combining batik practise, reflection and cultural connection.

Each experience combines creative practice with space for reflection, self-expression and connection. Experiences can also be adapted for private groups, teams, educators and communities.

Bring HazuraStudio to Your Group

Create a meaningful experience for your own group.

HazuraStudio offers tailored batik and reflective creative experiences for private groups, communities, teams and educators.

Each session can be shaped around what matters to your group — from slowing down and reconnecting with yourself, to strengthening relationships, exploring group dynamics or reflecting on how we show up for others.

Why HazuraStudio

HazuraStudio creates guided creative experiences that invite you to slow down, notice, reflect and create with intention.

Rooted in batik and cultural craft, each experience creates space for connection — with yourself, with others and with different ways of seeing.

There is no need to be an artist. The process matters more than creating something perfect.

What participants say

Alia, Zurich

“The discussions made it more than just batik — I loved the philosophy behind the practice.”

Mas, Baden

“It felt like a creative mini-retreat — fun, relaxing, and very well guided.”

Sophie, Luzern

“Seeing other people’s work and the variety of patterns you offered was really inspiring.”

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