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Craft Ancient Chinese Stone Seal for Teams
Hands-on stone seal workshop with a local artisan
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Group size
Up to 20 guests
DURATION
2 hours
Booking type
Private trip
MEET UP
At location
Group size
Up to 20 guests
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Craft personalised ancient Chinese stone seals to take home!
Carve your own ancient Chinese stone seal — a craft with roots in the time of emperors and scholars.In this hands-on workshop, you’ll experience a centuries-old craft by designing and carving two personalised seals (your name, initials, logo, or even a unique pattern). It’s part history, part creativity, and way more memorable than your average art jamming session!What to ExpectDiscover the fascinating evolution of Chinese characters and the heritage of seal carvingCarve and take home 2 personalised seals, plus a red ink pad to stamp awayLearn an ancient craft in a simple, beginner-friendly wayPerfect for culture lovers and curious creativesEnjoy a relaxed, engaging class led by a passionate local craftspersonA mindful, creative activity that sparks conversation and teamworkYou’ll walk away not just with beautiful keepsakes, but with a new appreciation for a centuries-old tradition.The host has set some available dates, but if you have a specific date in mind, feel free to send a request or reach out to our support team — the workshop may also be arranged on an ad-hoc basis. By default, the workshop will be held at your venue. If you’d like to host it at an external venue instead, you can select this option under ‘Add-on’.Good to KnowSuitable for ages 15 and above only, as sharp tools are usedNo prior experience needed – tools and materials are selected for beginnersThis is a private workshop — ideal for solo guests, pairs or small groupsThe session lasts about 2 hours and takes place indoorsYou'll keep the two seals you make, along with one red ink padFood, transport, and any extra materials aren’t included, so do plan accordingly
Experience highlights
Carve your own stone seals
Personalise with names or motives
Take home 2 seals + red ink pad
What You’ll be Doing
Seal carving workshop: learn history, practise skills, & make personalised stone seals
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What’s Included
Two personalised stone seals carved by the participant
One red ink pad
Teaching of basic seal carving techniques
Option to design seals using Chinese characters, short English words, geometric patterns or simple logos
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Who you’re supporting
Community Champion
Women-led Wonder
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Next Available Dates
Prices shown in USD
Select Time for 08 Jan 2026
Additional Information
Where we'll meet
Start Point
Meet-up at Meet-up at Client's venue (please input your address under the remark section)(Singapore, Singapore)
- Meet at selected timeslot
+ 1 other option
End Point
- End at Start Point(s)
Start & Ends
- Every Monday10:00AM - 12:00PM
- Every Tuesday10:00AM - 12:00PM
- Every Wednesday10:00AM - 12:00PM
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Suitability / Accessibility
- Recommended Age: 15+
Cancellation & other policies
- CancellationCancel 3 days before activity for a full refund
What to Pack
- Bring a bag to take home your seals and ink pad!
From
$80.34 SGD
/person5.0(5)
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Meet your host
Jean Toh started Baisimu in 2010, carving out a quiet corner for traditional crafts in the modern world. She hand-makes stone seals and rubber stamps, often adding a local flavour with designs that feature Peranakan shophouses, Ang Ku Kueh, and curry puffs. Jean’s work blends the old with the new, keeping heritage alive in a way that feels fresh and personal. She also hosts workshops, sharing her skills in stone seal carving and stamp-making with anyone curious to give it a go. Jean’s approach is thoughtful and down-to-earth, shaped by years of hands-on practice and a real connection to the culture around her.
Experience: 16 years
Speaks: Fluent English, Chinese
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