In the BOK-MCC ceramics and sculpture studio, under the guidance of the instructors, thirty children and their parents had a great time cutting, carving and decorating pumpkins, which were turned into Halloween lanterns.
During Saturday’s activities, the children and parents created truly original designs. Some pumpkins were cheerful and smiling, while others were menacing and frightening. After cutting out the eyes, noses and mouths—and, in some cases, eyebrows or ears—some of the children also decided to emphasize the character of each pumpkin with colorful markers.
All the participants took the finished Halloween lamps home to light them after dark. The organizers thank everyone for having fun together and invite them to the next activities at BOK-MCC
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(information: BOK-MCC/ii)