Craft tomorrow’s oceans with today’s action
Empowering creative minds & playful souls.
01
Clay
Ceramic workshop introducing you to clay and its properties
02
Shape
Hand building the components to make your own CoralPod
03
1000 degrres
Your CoralPod will be fired in a kiln to 1000 degrees celsius to transform from clay to ceramic
04
Fragmenting
In the Coral planting workshop, coral fragments will be inserted into your structure.
05
Coral Lab
Your CoralPod will be quarantined in a Coral Lab during the early stages of growth.
06
Coral Nursery
Or your CoralPod will be planted in a coral nursery in shallow ocean waters.
07
Outplanting
After significant growth, the CoralPod will be out planted onto bare rock substrate,
Choose Your Impact
Whether you are an individual, small group of friends or a corporation ready to be part of the marine conversations, Crafting Coral offers 3 activities that suit your degree of curiosity and interest at each step of the process.
Make your own CoralPod
Be part of a ceramic workshop as a host or participant
Requirements
Join our hands-on workshop to create sculptural propagation devices, aiding coral restoration in Indonesia. Your crafted sculptures will be donated to Indonesia Biru Foundation, with 50% of proceeds supporting our mission.
Ages: 7+
Duration: 2 hours
Number of People: 12 people max
Fee: Rp 400.000/pax
Location: Kevala Studio, Jl. Danau Poso No.20, Sanur, Bali, Indonesia.
Plant Your Mark
Dive into a planting experience to understand the work of a marine biologist
Requirements
Get hands-on with marine biologists in Kecinan Bay at their coral lab. Discover the full coral propagation process, from start to finish. Then snorkel out to plant your own coral fragments using handcrafted ceramics.
Ages: 7+
Duration: 2 hours
Number of People:
Fee: Rp 250.000/pax
Location: Kecinan Bay, Kabupaten Lombok Utara, Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
Grow Your Coral Lab
Hosting an on-land coral nursery for corals
Requirements
We’re bringing life below the surface to land, making coral education more accessible and boosting the survival rates of our baby corals. Want a coral lab in your space? Let’s talk.
What People Say
“Crafting coral has allowed us to engage further with general public which is essentials in our line of work. It has also enabled us to display our corals better in our reef tanks in the coral lab.”
Andre Saputra
Founder & Director of Indonesia Biru Foundation, Lombok, Indonesia
“The students made wonderful ceramic creations and all have used knowledge from the Crafting Coral experience in their exam questions to great success. Students are now much more knowledgeable and confident in their coral topic. It’s also a memorable experience that has brought Geography and the possible careers to life.”
Alice Noble
Head of Humanities, Lilian Bayliss School of Technology
“While trying to find a spot to drop our anchor, we came across a local fisher handlining off his small boat. He cracked a smile – “thank you for planting the corals, now I can catch fish here again”. It’s refreshing to witness first-hand the positive impact felt by the locals, especially in collaborative and small-scale conservation efforts like this.”
Made Abiyoga
Marine conservationist, Indonesia
“The Crafting Coral ceramic workshop was a new and enjoyable way to introduce us to an uncommon topic and fully grasp our attention and understanding in a way that allowed us to feel welcomed and comfortable.”
15 year old student
Lilian Bayliss School of Technology, London
“I really enjoyed the workshop as it was a unique way to present a project that students can be involved in once we’re older and also to present a ‘call to action’ in a fun and resonating way. The workshop leaders were also friendly and made a comfortable environment where all students could have discussions and express themselves through their creations.”
14 year old student
Lilian Bayliss School of Technology, London
Support Us Further
Got other fun ways to elevate each experience with your speciality and area of interest?
01 Skills to Share
Inviting creatives and passionate individuals to contribute their skills to our platform, in a way that promotes marine literacy and engages new audiences. Get in touch with your ideas, we are always open!
02 Pay-It-Forward
Buy one, give one. Sponsor a workshop, offering the next generation from the local community to expand their marine literacy and get their hands in clay.
03 Be Our Walking Billboard
Using creativity for good is our thing. Besides our graphic tee with the iconic coral logo, we are in the process of expanding our meaningful merch collection. Stay tuned!
