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LKR Sangat: Pottery Painting

Sangat · 2h 30m· Announced with each edition

LKR Sangat: Pottery Painting

A slow Saturday with clay, colour and chai

Sangat is our word for the gatherings between walks. This one is an afternoon of painting Multani-style pottery with an ustad from the trade, and taking your piece home.

Not every gathering needs a route. LKR Sangat is the series where we sit down: pottery painting, game nights, poetry evenings, whatever the season suggests. This edition is an afternoon of blue pottery painting with a craftsman who learned it in Multan, plates and pots provided, chai flowing, no experience required.

Small, unhurried and very good for meeting the people you have been walking next to.

An exploration of

  • Multani blue pottery, painted by you
  • An ustad from the trade guiding the room
  • Chai and something sweet
  • Your piece, fired and returned within two weeks

Included

  • ✓All materials and one piece to take home
  • ✓Chai and snacks

Good to know

  • Ages 10 and up.
  • Wear clothes that can take a little paint.

Dates

Choose your morning.

Tap Book on any date to get your tickets on High Tribe. If a date is full, join the waitlist.

December 2026

  • Sat5Dec
    Sangat

    4:00 pm · 2h 30m· Announced with each edition· in 6 weeks

January 2027

  • Sat30Jan
    Sangat

    4:00 pm · 2h 30m· Announced with each edition· in 3 months

Good to know

Questions before you book.

All questions
How do I book a tour?

Bookings are made through our website. Pick a date on the Upcoming walks page and tap Book. We recommend booking in advance, as spots on our walks are limited.

How do I pay?

Tickets are sold through High Tribe, our ticketing partner. Tap Book on any date and you will complete payment there. For private tours, schools and companies, we send payment details directly.

Where do the tours start?

Each route has its own meeting point, which we share with you once your booking is confirmed. Most walks begin in or around the Walled City.

What should I wear and bring?

Comfortable walking shoes are a must, as our routes cover narrow lanes and uneven ground. We also suggest modest clothing, as many sites are places of worship, plus water and a camera.