Kevala invites you to our coral restoration workshop. In this experience based workshop you will learn handbuilding techniques, suitable for all ages. Your sculptures will be donated to Indonesia Biru Foundation who carry out coral propagation and will receive 50% of profits from the workshop.

Globally we have lost more that 50% of coral reefs and Indonesia is one of the most affected.

Between 30% – 50% Carbon Dioxide from the atmosphere is absorbed by the ocean. This has changed the ocean’s chemistry and its critical eco system.

Coral reefs provide food for a variety of fish which, in turn, provide food for humans, over half a billion people depend on coral reefs for food, income and protection.

Our goal is to spread awareness of the threats to our oceans. We want to give coral a better chance for the future.

It started out as a small project when we visited Patina Hotels in Maldives, and now we expanded our collaboration with Indonesia Biru Foundation (IBF) to continue the program here in Bali.

IBF was founded by Andre Saputra, a coral specialist from Lombok in 2020. He and his teams vision is to increase the marine knowledge of Indonesian citizens, and tourists visiting the island he grew up on.

IBF is home to the first coral lab in Central Indonesian as an aid for marine conservation and eco-tourism.

2 hours and 8 people max. Your finished piece will be fired at Kevala Ceramics factory in Sanur and collected by IBF.

Price Rp 300.000/person – Includes 2 final pieces. 50% of the profits from the workshop will be given to IBF.

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