LUX* South Ari Atoll announces its exciting collaboration with The Clay Studio Maldives. From 20 December 2024, the resort hosts a pottery pop-up at its Junk Art Studio. This partnership offers guests a hands-on artistic experience, encouraging them to explore their creativity while supporting a local Maldivian business.
John Rogers, General Manager of LUX* South Ari Atoll, expresses enthusiasm for the initiative.
“We are delighted to bring this hands-on pottery experience to our guests, in collaboration with The Clay Studio Maldives. As a resort that celebrates creativity and connection, this partnership allows families to create meaningful memories while supporting local artisans.”
A Range of Creative Workshops for All Ages
The pottery experience includes a wide range of interactive workshops designed for all ages. Guests participate in activities such as wheel-throwing, hand-building, and the popular “Paint a Pot” sessions. These workshops inspire creativity and provide an engaging, enjoyable experience. The resort also offers special options for children. Private sessions allow couples and families to enjoy personalized experiences.
Skilled artisans lead each class and share their expertise in pottery. They introduce guests to the local artistic traditions of the Maldives. The partnership supports The Clay Studio Maldives, a local business committed to preserving these traditions.
The pottery experience coincides with the resort’s festive celebrations. Guests enjoy a variety of holiday activities, traditions, and dining experiences designed to create unforgettable memories. This lively program adds excitement to the holiday season.
This announcement follows LUX* South Ari Atoll’s recent recognition as “Best for Families” at the Condé Nast Johansens Awards For Excellence 2025. This award strengthens the resort’s reputation as a top family-friendly destination. By offering pottery workshops and festive activities, LUX* South Ari Atoll continues to provide experiences that celebrate creativity, culture, and family connection.