Ayana's Nine Days in Nine Elms at London Design Festival.

Ayana’s Nine Days in Nine Elms.

The Ayana Jade Open Studio 16th - 20th, September will be an enchanting experience in Nine Elms within the Battersea Design District, at OSMO's rooftop space surrounded by lush plants, light and riverside views. It includes a creative workshop merging foliage, the enchanting kaleidoscope of jade colours with the emotiveness of jewellery.

Jadeite, revered for centuries for its beauty and symbolic connection of positive energy, coupled with Ayana Jade’s access to ethical jadeite in cool greens, neutral cloudy whites & greys and warm reddish bronze, gives the ambience of clouds and seasonal changes. This might be both energising and calming for those who find comfort in certain seasons, e.g. grey rain clouds, spring green & autumn bronze. It offers a tool for a multi-sensory well-being experience of touch, sight and sound.

Some of Ayana’s jewellery will be displayed - earrings, necklaces, pendants, bracelets and charms made with jadeite set in recycled gold and silver. We will also provide styling tips!

In addition to the Open Studio, Ayana is hosting two additional events:

Free RSVP.

18th September - 14:00 – 19:30. Battersea Design District Day. Drop-in drawing activity for all abilities. Draw your favourite sports or music icon, complete with their dazzling bling. Win prizes!! We are giving away: Balls and microphones for children and  £60 gift voucher for adults to spend at Ayana.

14:00 – 17:00. Attention young artists & sports enthusiasts! Ayana Jade invites you to the R.O.S.E community centre for a free, exciting drawing challenge.

17:30 – 19:30 OSMO. A drawing activity for adults at OSMO.

How to Enter Competition:

Just turn up and draw.

Winners will be announced on 20th Sept.

T&C’s. The Winner(s) must provide their full name and email address. This competition is in no way affiliated with Wix.

Book Tickets (Only 6 places available).

19th September - 18:00 - 20:00. Ayana Jade’s Fretwork and Jewellery Soiree - collaborative workshop with National Trust Property 575 Wandsworth Road, the home of Kenyan-born poet Khadambi Asalache