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Build Your Own Terrarium and Miniature Garden

byHealing GardenOnline workshops, Studio in Sadanandanagar, and on-site in Mumbai & Delhi NCRStarts from₹1,150 per personView full gallery

Discover the quiet joy of building your own mini ecosystem. Whether you join me at our Bangalore studio or build along from home with a DIY kit, I guide you step-by-step through the therapeutic process of creating a terrarium.

There's something magical about creating a fairy garden. This workshop is always full of smiles, bringing together garden enthusiasts of all ages to build their own miniature green escapes.

"Working with soil is indeed therapeutic." I love hearing feedback like this from our terrarium workshop participants. It's a fulfilling experience to create a living piece of art to take home.

In this workshop, participants learned to make both open and closed terrariums. It was wonderful to see everyone proudly holding their personalized mini-ecosystems, a little piece of nature to brighten their space.

Creating a terrarium is a mindful practice that engages all your senses. This video shows our participants focused on the process, from layering the soil to placing the last decorative stone.

I had a wonderful time with students and faculty from Ramaiyah University for a seedball making workshop. Together, we made over 100 seedballs, a small but meaningful step in contributing to our local ecosystem.

Even the simple act of mixing soil can be a calming, sensory experience. This is a fundamental step in my terrarium workshops, helping participants ground themselves before they begin creating.

Can't make it to my studio? No problem. I host online terrarium workshops and deliver a complete kit with plants, soil, a glass bowl, and decorative miniatures right to your door, anywhere in India.

About Terrariums & Miniature Gardens

The secret to a thriving terrarium isn't just the plants, it's the soil layers. In my workshops, I teach you exactly how to balance charcoal, leca, and potting mix so your mini jungle actually lives long after the session ends, even if you have never kept a plant alive before.

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