Chromotherapy, one more step.

Find out how chromotherapy can improve your health and healing..

Wisteria Lithography
Wisteria Lithography

Have you ever heard of chromotherapy? It is a technique that uses color to improve physical and emotional health. The theory behind this practice is that each color has a unique frequency and energy that can affect our body in different ways. Artist Sonia Caballero creates unique works with precious metals and colors that transmit peace and tranquility, ideal for a zen atmosphere in the home.

How does chromotherapy work?

Chromotherapy can be used in different ways, from meditation with specific colors to exposure to lights of different shades. Each color is associated with different emotions and health benefits. For example, blue is associated with calm and serenity, while red can stimulate energy and vitality.

Coral Spawning Lithography
Coral Spawning Lithography

Chromotherapy is an increasingly popular practice for improving physical and emotional health. Sonia Caballero’s artwork is an ideal choice for those looking to integrate chromotherapy into their home in an elegant and unique way.

Sonia Caballero’s artwork is already being used for waiting rooms in some therapy centers and clinics.
The option of lithographs available in different sizes and materials and original Sumi artwork also makes it available to the general public.

 

Chromotherapy is a form of alternative therapy that uses color to treat various ailments and disorders. Each color is believed to have unique therapeutic properties that can affect the balance and harmony of the body and mind.

Chromotherapy can be applied in different ways, depending on the specific problem being treated. Some common ways to apply chromotherapy include:

Color baths: this involves immersing in water dyed with different colors to absorb the therapeutic properties of the color.
Colored lights: different colored lights are used to illuminate a room or part of the body. Some people use different colored light bulbs in their homes to treat different ailments.
Visualization: this involves visualizing different colors in the mind to help balance the emotions and energy of the body.
Clothing and decor: some people use different colored clothing and decor to help influence their mood and well-being.

Deseos, High Jewerly

Some of the colors used in chromotherapy and their associated therapeutic properties include:

Red: red is believed to increase energy and vitality, and may be helpful in treating depression and fatigue.
Orange: orange is believed to enhance creativity and confidence, and may be helpful in treating anxiety and depression.
Yellow: yellow is believed to promote mental clarity and concentration, and may be helpful in treating stress and anxiety.
Green: green is believed to promote healing and regeneration, and may be helpful in treating pain and inflammation.
Blue: blue is believed to have calming properties and may be helpful in treating insomnia and anxiety.
Purple: purple is believed to have balancing properties and may be helpful in treating depression and anxiety.
However, it is important to keep in mind that chromotherapy is a form of alternative therapy and there is no conclusive scientific evidence of its efficacy. As with any form of therapy, it is important to speak with a healthcare professional before using chromotherapy to treat any ailment or disorder.

Chromotherapy Artwork by Sonia Caballero

Sonia Caballero creates unique pieces with precious metals and carefully selected colors to convey peace and tranquility in the home. Her artwork and jewelry are ideal for those seeking to improve their physical and emotional well-being through chromotherapy.

If you are interested in purchasing a unique work of art by Sonia Caballero, you can visit her website and browse her catalog. Each piece is a unique creation and is designed to improve the health and well-being of the person who owns it. Feel free to contact the artist if you have any questions or would like more information.

 

 

 

Clay in Montessori

Why clay is a very beneficial material for children?


This clay course for children is based on the Montessori philosophy and seeks not only to develop artistic skills, but also to instill positive values and attitudes. The course will emphasize the importance of courtesy and patience, guiding the children through our example. In addition, priority will be given to hands-on learning and physical materials, encouraging the child’s exploration and independence. Our role as parents is to guide the child as they learn on their own, rather than teaching in a directive manner. Join the children on this exciting journey into the world of clay and Montessori learning!

 

Introducing the new clay workshop “Discovering the Art of Clay” in a Montessori environment.

Working with clay can be a very beneficial activity for children. Here are some suggestions on how to carry out this workshop:

Provide an adequate space: it is important that the children have a quiet, well-lit space to work on clay. Make sure you have tables and chairs that are appropriate for their height and age.
Provide safe tools: Make sure you have safe, age-appropriate clay tools for the children. If necessary, be sure to supervise the use of the tools to avoid accidents.
Introduce different techniques: Teach children different techniques for working with clay, such as modeling, molding and smoothing. This will allow them to experiment and develop their creativity.
Encourage sensory exploration: Clay is a very sensory and engaging material for children. It encourages children to explore the texture and consistency of clay, and to experiment with different shapes and colors.
Emphasize cleanliness: Clay can be a messy material, so be sure to have a clean-up area so children can clean their hands and tools when they are finished.

 


Remember that in Montessori children are encouraged to learn through exploration and independent discovery, so be sure to allow children the freedom to experiment and create at their own pace. Have fun!

 

 

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How does Montessori education look at Art in learning?

Art and art activities.

It is wonderful that children are encouraged to participate in art activities such as drawing, painting, cutting and pasting. In Montessori education, art is seen as an important form of expression and creativity for children, and access to art materials and the freedom to experiment with them is essential to their development.

 

By offering a variety of artwork materials, such as different types of paper, crayons, colored pencils, markers, crayons, watercolors, etc., children have the opportunity to experiment and create freely. It is also important to rotate the artwork materials to keep the children interested.

In addition to traditional art materials, play dough, modeling clay and kinetic sand are excellent materials that stimulate the senses and offer many creative possibilities. You can also combine art activities with academic lessons, such as making play dough letters to learn letter sounds or drawing flowers with a certain number of petals to reinforce counting.

In short, providing art activities in the Montessori prepared environment is essential to foster children’s creative expression and to complement academic activities. By encouraging children to experiment with a variety of art materials, we help them develop their creativity, manual dexterity and ability to express themselves.

I encourage you to visit our courses where you will find very specific activities in each of them to develop all artistic activities with a variety of materials. In each course you will find several videos where different projects and hours of creativity are proposed. Or if you prefer, subscribe to our school and enjoy all the courses monthly.

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ART & MONTESSORI

Montessori education and art are closely related, as the Montessori method uses art as a tool for the cognitive, emotional and social development of children. In the Montessori method, art is not taught as a separate subject, but as an integral part of education.

Art materials are used to develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity. Children learn through exploration and experimentation, and can create works of art that reflect their own creativity and imagination. In this sense, art is a tool for the development of personal expression and self-expression.

In addition, art is used in the Montessori method to teach other subjects. For example, children can learn geometry through the creation of patterns and designs, as is the case in our Fun Math Course, where children learn the five Platonic solids, which are the basic figures of geometry with origami patterns taught in some advanced schools in Japan.

Or they can learn about different cultures and societies through the creation of artifacts and artwork that represent those cultures. This is the case of the A Memory for life Course, where children learn the Japanese technique of Kumihimo which is still used today for traditional items such as kimonos as well as decorative use, accessories, etc.

Or as in 101 Creative Projects Course, where we teach many projects such as IKIGAI, KINTSUGI and values that Japanese culture brings us as Wabi Sabi, Kokoro wo komete …etc.

 

The Montessori method also values beauty and aesthetics, and decorating the learning environment is considered an educational tool. Montessori environments are usually carefully prepared to be attractive and inviting, with furniture and materials carefully selected and attractively arranged to stimulate learning and creativity.

In short, art is an integral part of Montessori education and is used as a tool for the cognitive, emotional and social development of children. Art materials are used to develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and manual dexterity, and are used to teach other subjects. In addition, art is valued for its beauty and aesthetics, and is used in decorating the learning environment to stimulate learning and creativity.

 

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Montessori Method

Maria Montessori (1870-1952) was an Italian physician, educator, and pedagogue who developed the Montessori method of education, a pedagogical approach that focuses on hands-on learning, freedom for the student to explore his or her own pace of learning, and careful observation by the teacher.

The Montessori method is based on the idea that children have an innate capacity to learn and that they can learn effectively if given the right environment and tools. Montessori believed that education should be a sensory experience and that children should be able to learn through exploration and experimentation.

The Montessori method focuses on educating the whole child, including physical, social, emotional and cognitive development. Children work in a prepared environment that includes specific educational materials designed to encourage self-exploration and independent learning.

The Montessori method is divided into several stages, including:

Children’s House (3-6 years): this stage focuses on the development of social and emotional skills, as well as the acquisition of basic skills in areas such as language, mathematics and culture.
Primary (6-12 years): during this stage, children continue to develop academic and social skills, and are encouraged to explore their interests and work together on collaborative projects.
Secondary (12-18 years): this stage focuses on preparation for adult life, including the development of practical skills and the exploration of interests and career options.
The Montessori method also relies on the teacher’s role as observer and guide. Montessori teachers are not the transmitters of knowledge, but act as facilitators of learning, providing support and direction to children as they explore the world.

In short, the Montessori method is a pedagogical approach that focuses on hands-on learning, freedom for the student to explore his or her own pace of learning, and careful observation by the teacher. The method is based on the idea that children have an innate ability to learn and that they can learn effectively if given the right environment and tools. The Montessori method is divided into several stages and focuses on educating the whole child, including physical, social, emotional and cognitive development.

At Sonia Caballero Montessori Art School we apply the Montessori methodology in art, helping the child to develop their artistic talents and abilities, as well as their creativity.

Subscribe now and enjoy all the online courses and workshops available. We are continuously uploading new material. We are waiting for you.

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The exhibition in Madrid, Casa Club is extended to the month of February

Due to the large number of visitors, the pictorial exhibition will be extended until February 2023

Sonia Caballero presents her new work Red Gold Coral, along with works from her eight collections and the Art & Jewerly and Art & Fashion projects.

ART & JEWERLY is a project that began in 2017.
The work The Wishing Tree and its fruit, the pieces of high jewelry Wishes, 18K. solid gold. Unique and exclusive pieces.

We work to order.
* We need a minimum of one month to make each jewel.
* If you are thinking of a unique gift for Christmas, you can place your order now so that we have time to get your jewel, for that special person.

 

 

ART AND FASHION, original and unique work of Sonia Caballero in personalized garments of leading brands. If you want a unique piece, contact us and Sonia Caballero will create a unique design for you.
Japanese kimono painting techniques in fusion with our own techniques and precious metals, 24k Gold and Platinum, which has led Sonia Caballero to win the European Award for Innovation in Fashion and Culture, 2022.

 

Also present are works of the eight collections. And the latest creation Red Gold Coral

 

 

Art & Jewelry , Art & Fashion | Casa Club, Madrid 2022-23

Live a unique experience with art on December 20, to February  2023.

The exhibition is extended to the month of February

Sonia Caballero presents her new work Red Gold Coral, along with works from her eight collections and the Art & Jewerly and Art & Fashion projects.

ART & JEWERLY is a project that began in 2017.
The work The Wishing Tree and its fruit, the pieces of high jewelry Wishes, 18K. solid gold. Unique and exclusive pieces.

We work to order.
* We need a minimum of one month to make each jewel.
* If you are thinking of a unique gift for Christmas, you can place your order now so that we have time to get your jewel, for that special person.

 

 

ART AND FASHION, original and unique work of Sonia Caballero in personalized garments of leading brands. If you want a unique piece, contact us and Sonia Caballero will create a unique design for you.
Japanese kimono painting techniques in fusion with our own techniques and precious metals, 24k Gold and Platinum, which has led Sonia Caballero to win the European Award for Innovation in Fashion and Culture, 2022.

 

Also present are works of the eight collections. And the latest creation Red Gold Coral

 

 

Career Achievement Award, Madrid Magazine 2022

VIII Edition of Professional Career Awards Madrid Magazine, 2022, took place last 4th at the Wellington Hotel in Madrid.

 

 

It has been an honor to receive this Career Achievement Award, Madrid Magazine 2022,  along with great journalists such as Nieves Herrero and Juanma Romero, opera singers such as Pilar Jurado, and a large number of the greatest recognized in Spain in their profession.

 

 

SUITE NIGHT ART

Melia Marbella Banus

International collective exhibition

27/ oct /2022 ~ 19.30 ~21:30

 

 

 

Sonia Caballero for the first time in Spain presentation of:

ART & JEWERLY is a project that started in 2017.

My work “The Tree of Wishes” and its fruit, the high jewellery pieces “Deseos” made by Ernest Oriol Joyeros from Barcelona, manufacturer of Tiffany and Cartier.

We present for the first time the “Desires” medallions in 18K gold. Unique and exclusive pieces of High Jewellery.

You can see all the jewelry here: https://www.soniagcaballero.com/high-jewerly-2/

We work to order.
We need a minimum of one month to make each piece of jewellery.
If you are thinking of a unique Christmas gift, you can place your order now so that we have time to get your jewel, for that special person.

ART & FASHION, original and unique work of Sonia Caballero in personalised premium brand garments. If you want a unique piece, contact us at contact@soniagcaballero.com and Sonia Caballero will create a unique design for you.

Japanese kimono painting techniques in fusion with our own techniques.

European Award for Innovation in Fashion and Culture, 2022

Women’s silk shirts and men’s suits in collaboration with Muki Bespoke.

I also presented my two latest coral statues:

CORAL SPAWNING 2017-2018, platinum and 21 diamonds.

My last work RED GOLD CORAL 2022, with 24k gold.

And how not to present my work of golden portraits. Where people could commission a portrait GOLDEN PORTRAITS with 24k gold powder and oil, or its variant COLOR PORTRAITS with colour oil and 24K Gold.
Thanks to Excelence Art Gallery, to Giuseppe Carnevale for the invitation and to the sponsors @spainpremium , @meliamarbellabanus , @biancoscuromag@italiansnewslive , @exclusivelifemagazine

Thanks to Silvia Miguez, a friend without equal.

Thanks also to @mika_kimera_03, for his support. My personal trainer and person of utmost trust.

 

ALYA Professional Excellence Award, 2022

On July 6th took place at The Westin Palace, Madrid, the second edition of the ALYA Award which recognizes individuals who exemplify and excel in one or more of the attributes, reinvention, resilience, social impact, adaptability and sustainability.

It has been an honor to receive the Alya Award for Professional Excellence from the Alya Society and its Director Nehad Sharaf Thank you very much.

The Alya Society is a Madrid-based international networking community of English-speaking business leaders who share a passion for excellence and success.

 

The event was attended by national and foreign personalities including;
H.E. Mr. Bahk Sahng-hoon, Ambassador of South Korea in Spain.
H.E. Ms. Dania Saviç, Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Spain.
H.E. Ms. Katalin Tóth, Ambassador of Hungary in Spain.
H.E. Ms. Karidia Friggit, Honorary General Counselor of Burkina Faso in Madrid.
Along with business leaders and entrepreneurs from the aviation, energy, banking and investment world, media, healthcare and sports.

 

 

The New Alya Society Ambassadors, ALYA awardees are;

・Sonia Caballero Art, world-class Spanish-Japanese artist and designer.

・Mesa Juan Carlos, general manager at Maison Mesa.

・Santiago Íñiguez, president of IE University.

・Benjamín Calvo Pérez, president of the Spanish Gemological Institute – IGE , Instituto Gemológico Español- IGE.

H.E. Shri Dinesh K. Patnaik, Ambassador of India to Spain.

Elena Madrid Bravo de Soto, Executive Director of MAPFRE.

Marisol Menéndez, CIO at South Summit, leader of Women In Tech Spain.

Marta Muñiz Ferrer, CEO, president of Schiller International University.

・Andrés Jiménez-Ramírez, world-class opera singer, bass baritone.

Hilario García, founder, owner, Aurum Red.

Carlos Sentís, managing director, Global Alliance for Innovation – Improve X.

・Clara Alonso Arribas, team leader, Spanish National Police.

・Ali Zein, FC Barcelona handball player and star of the Egyptian handball team.

・Esteban Ventura Martí, councilor, deputy mayor of the province of Castellón.

・Marina Gloria, CEO of Kremar , CFO of Googold Coins.

・Mónica Hoyos, television presenter, actress and influencer.

・Ivana Picallo, world-class couture designer, entrepreneur.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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