craft night: decoupage workshop | SF

​beautiful paper. patient hands. unplug.

​bazi's decoupage night at 710 collective is two hours of paper, glue, layered intention, and the kind of room where strangers turn into friends by the end of the night.

​you'll take two plain ceramic dishes and transform them with beautiful cocktail paper napkins and glue into something you'd actually display on your shelf.

​your design. your colors. your weird.

​all materials provided.

​🌿 what's included: two ceramic dish or vase blanks (your choice), a curation of decorative napkins, washi tape, scissors, brushes, mod podge, step-by-step guidance from sadaf (the founder), and a playlist that gets you into your artistic groove

​🎒 what to bring: a tote to carry your pieces home.

​optional: drink & snacks of your choosing (alc friendly)

​🕐 what to expect: doors open 10 minutes before · come grab tea and a seat — short intro + paper-sorting (15 min) — making (90 min) with breaks, photomatica photobooth runs, tea refills — wrap up, and show-and-tell (15 min) — everyone leaves with two finished pieces and probably an instagram handle or two

​💛 about bazi

​bazi is persian for play. it's a san francisco maker brand running hands-on workshops for grown-ups who want to remember they're allowed to make things again. we believe play is medicine — it holds the stress, the trauma, the noise of the world — and asks only for your hands and your attention.

​no experience necessary. permission to relinquish control and take up space.

​come build with us 🌿