Only Good Vibes With Magic Dildo

During the FDS festival in Lausanne, a unique workshop called "Magic Dildo" took place, offering participants the opportunity to create ceramic dildos. Led by Arunà, the creator of a ceramic dildo brand called Tethys, and Mevil, who got their own tarot "Le Tarot de Mevil", this workshop provided a safe and inclusive space for self-expression and pleasure. They wanted to create something unique that resonated with their personal desires—a fusion of magical tarot practices and the art of ceramics.

At the heart of the workshop was a deep sense of care. Mevil went the extra mile by preparing delicious cakes, ensuring that participants felt comfortable throughout the creative process. Combining their expertise, Téthys and Mevil crafted an experience where participants could explore their desires while drawing tarot cards to gain insights into their lives.

The dildos created during the workshop were versatile. They could be used for penetration, but also for external stimulation or other desires. The creative process was totally free, the participants could choose the shape and the color they want. Beyond being objects of pleasure, these dildos possessed a touch of magic. The workshop allowed participants to bridge the gap between two distinct practices, exploring the connection between ceramics and tarot intimately and sensually.

Throughout the workshop, the focus was on self-exploration, pleasure, and the convergence of diverse practices. The atmosphere was welcoming and non-judging, fostering a sense of empowerment and creativity. The participants were encouraged to embrace their individual desires and express themselves authentically through the creation of their unique ceramic dildos.

The Magic Dildo workshop offered a transformative experience, blurring the boundaries between art, pleasure, and spirituality. By combining ceramics, tarot, and the intention of personal pleasure, participants embarked on a journey of self-discovery, self-love, and magical expression, all while creating beautiful and meaningful objects that resonated with their desires.

Images courtesy of Pauline Humbert