Workshops

Learn to build a closed terrarium from the first layer to the seal, at the studio in Moulali or at your office.

Finished workshop terrarium: fern and fittonia around a Buddha in a glass cylinder

1-on-1 at the studio

A single session with Hanuma. You build one complete piece and take it home.

  • Drainage, charcoal and substrate layers, and why the order matters
  • Choosing moss, fittonia and ferns that live well sealed
  • Placing driftwood, stone and a figure so the scene reads
  • Sealing, first watering and the care routine for the first month
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Corporate and team workshops

A hands-on, screen-free hour or two for your team. Materials, vessels and plants come with us; everyone leaves with a living piece for their desk.

  • Group size

    Tell us how many people and we will plan the kits and the number of guides.

  • Your office or ours

    We travel within Hyderabad, or host smaller groups at the studio in Moulali.

  • Take-home pieces

    Each participant builds and keeps their own sealed terrarium, with a care card.

  • Nothing to maintain

    Closed terrariums water themselves, so the pieces stay green on busy desks.

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Workshop questions

Do I need any experience?

No. Every session starts from the first layer, and Hanuma guides each step: drainage, charcoal, substrate, planting, placing the scene and sealing. First-timers finish a complete piece.

What is included?

The vessel, substrate layers, moss and plants, driftwood or stone, a figure for the scene, the tools for the session and a care card. You take the finished terrarium home.

Can a team workshop happen at our office?

Yes. Corporate sessions run at your office in Hyderabad or, for smaller groups, at the studio in Moulali. Tell us the headcount and we will plan kits and guides.

What will my terrarium need afterwards?

Very little. A closed terrarium recycles its own water, so it needs indirect light, a trim when leaves touch the glass, and an occasional airing if it fogs all day. The care guide covers it.