Calligris is more than a studio that takes commissions. It is a place where people come to learn a craft, slow down, and make something with their hands. Our workshops are open to everyone.
Each workshop takes place in our Dokki studio, a calm space set up specifically for learning calligraphy. Sessions run in small groups so that everyone gets individual attention from the instructor.
We start with the basics every time, even in intermediate sessions, because good foundations matter. You will spend time understanding the tools, the ink, and how letterforms are constructed before moving on to full words and compositions.
By the end of a session, you leave with your practice work, a clearer understanding of the script covered, and a sense of what to practice next. No experience is assumed at any level.
All sessions take place at our Dokki studio unless otherwise noted. Contact us to inquire about availability for any session.
A three-hour beginner session covering Naskh script fundamentals. All tools and materials provided. Maximum eight participants.
Four hours of contemporary hand lettering with brush pens. Composition, flourishes, and personal style development. Open to all levels.
A full-day session for those working on wedding stationery. Envelope addressing, place cards, and invitation layouts. Bring your wedding details.
An introduction to one of Arabic calligraphy's most revered scripts. Covers proportional rules, basic letterforms, and compositional principles.
Repeat of the September beginner session. Naskh script fundamentals. A fresh cohort, all tools provided. Maximum eight participants.
Past workshop participants are invited to return for informal open practice evenings. These are unstructured sessions where you bring your tools and work on whatever you are developing. A good way to keep practicing in a supportive environment.
We arrange private workshops for groups, including corporate team activities, school groups, and private gatherings. These are booked separately from the public schedule and can be adapted to your group's interests and experience level.
Periodically, we exhibit work created by workshop participants in the studio space. These are informal displays, not competitive exhibitions. If you have attended a session and produced a piece you are proud of, we would love to show it.