
Facilitated by Jewellery Designer, Artist & Curator Anisha Parmar, supported by Yoga Teacher & Wellbeing Practitioner Jameni Ladva.
Join us for a warm and reflective gathering centred on the stories woven into our jewellery. In South Asian cultures, gold is more than ornamentation, it embodies memory, resilience, and connection. You’re invited to bring a piece of adornment that holds personal significance be it inherited, gifted, or self-chosen and explore the narratives it carries.
We’ll begin with grounding practices, followed by a guided visualisation and journaling to deepen our connection with these objects. There will be space to share your reflections within a supportive circle, honouring the layered histories each piece represents.
This session offers a gentle space to honour the emotional and cultural layers that adornment carries, often passed between women in quiet moments, yet rarely held in public conversation.
All are welcome. Bring a meaningful piece of jewellery (or other objects, photos, heirlooms and even a memory) and join us in collective reflection.
Age guidance: 18+ This event is for women only.
Performances
13:00 to 16:00 - Sunday 6th July
View on map
Contact

© Event information from Data Thistle - 2025
The information included in the What's On Data has been supplied to Leicester City Council by Phylum Forge Limited t/a Data Thistle and is subject to changes. Users are advised to check with the venue or event organiser before relying in any way on the details published here. Leicester City Council and Phylum Forge Limited t/a Data Thistle are unable to accept responsibility for any loss or liability arising from any errors, omissions or inaccuracies in these listings.
Submit your event on Data Thistle.