Join LUÜNA naturals and local artist, Claudia Chanhoi (IG @brainxeyes) in this 'Vulva Paint and Sip' night in a juicy celebration of sisterhood and body positivity.

You will be guided by Claudia to create your own Vulva art starting with a demonstration on how to sketch your own Yoni Flower, Yoni Fruit or, Vulva. Claudia will then share tips on creating colour gradients with brushes and acrylic paints.

Who is this event for?

We'll have fun and support each other in a safe environment of course supported with lots of empowering chat around periods and the menstrual cycle. If you've never painted before, not to worry You''ll be guided throughout. If you do paint, come and learn a new technique.

What you will get

- Painting workshop led by local artist, Claudia Chanhoi

- You'll take home your own piece of vulva art (canvas)

- Freeflow wine, sodas and tea

- Light snacks

- An empowering experience, a new skill, and open conversation with like-minded people.

|| Event details ||

Date: 25th November

Time: 6:00PM- 7:30 M

Class fee: $480 HKD per person

Venue: Plantdays Popup. 2/F, 65 Cochrane Street, Central.

About LUÜNA naturals

LUÜNA is a purpose-driven period wellness company built in Asia by a 100% female leadership team. Our mission is to make periods better through conscious products & programs that tackle menstrual stigma. Our line of award-winning period care uses organic & skin-loving materials which are healthier for our bodies and preferred by mother nature too. Beyond this, our initiatives shift policy around menstrual health to promote gender equality.

About Claudia Chanhoi

Local artist, Claudia Chanhoi's fun and cheeky pop art is an expression of female sexuality that has seen her exhibit in Beijing, Tokyo, London, Chicago and Miami, and Hong Kong.

Her work is based on her personal experience as a heterosexual woman in the modern world of dating and her view on female sexuality along with humour and sarcasm.

Behind her colourful cartoon-based images, there is always a simple message or a lighthearted joke. The captions are a very important element to the imagery as she believes a piece of good work is not only visually interesting but also needs to serve a purpose.