Zen Natural Learning

🎨 Our Arts Project | Creative & Mindful Workshops
📍 Perth, WA | 🗓 18th January 2026

Looking for a meaningful and creative way to spend your day?
Join us at our upcoming event "Our Arts Project" in Perth, featuring a range of hands-on, beginner-friendly workshops that blend art, movement, mindfulness, and everyday wellbeing.

✨ What you can experience:
• Tai Chi Qigong & Silk-Reeling – gentle movement for balance and calm
• Wing Chun – mindfulness and philosophy in motion
• Oracle Bone Script – ancient writing & calligraphy
• Tou-Hu – a fun traditional game for all ages
• Floral Art – creativity through colour and nature
• Chinese Painting – the art of simplicity
• Sen Tea Ments – create a meaningful herbal tea blend
• Nutrition – healthy eating without sacrifice
• Beads & Mental Arithmetic – focus through abacus learning
• Zen of Coffee – explore the art of pour-over coffee

🌿 All workshops are beginner-friendly
👨‍👩‍👧 Family-friendly options available
🎨 Materials provided unless stated otherwise

Whether you’re coming to relax, learn something new, or enjoy art with family and friends, this event offers a welcoming and meaningful experience for everyone.

👉 View workshop details & book here:
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/manage/events/1978030104289/details

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"Sn**ch a moment of leisure from the rush of hour".
Having a busy life, yet we need to find time to restore our peaceful heart.
Oracle bone calligraphy can help us with that. Practicing calligraphy can assist us to find calmness and nurture our patients.
And practicing it with Oracle bone inscription, we can learn the simplicity and the wisdom within those words, which can benefits in our daily life.

Feel free to join our next free session on 3rd December (Thursday) 10am at Mills Park Centre, 86 Briton St, Beckenham.

Have a good day 🙂

Hello all
A friendly reminder of our new semester begin next Sunday.
See you soon 😉

Calligraphy of Oracle Bone Script - Children's Workshop Children are smart and know so much.. but what about their understanding of what it means to be respectful and kind?