India, Nov. 7 -- With pollution levels rising in metropolitan cities and hectic urban lifestyles taking a toll, finding ways to connect with nature has become essential for well-being. Many are now bringing the outdoors inside by creating terrariums - miniature glass gardens that offer a hands-on, creative way to unwind and reconnect with nature. To make this experience more accessible, terrarium workshops have emerged as a popular trend, giving participants the chance to design and craft their own tiny gardens. Whether you're a seasoned plant enthusiast or a curious beginner, terrariums provide the perfect opportunity to unplug from screens, and spark creativity. "Participants can express creativity through design and arrangement, which helps them focus on the present moment and think outside the box. Completing a terrarium gives a feeling of achievement and provides a beautiful, living item," says Neha Joshi, founder of Ecomet ecological services. She adds that these workshops offer more than just a creative outlet, helping participants sharpen critical thinking: "Designing a terrarium requires problem-solving, a skill that is valued in a professional environment. Unlike one-off events, participants leave with a physical reminder of the team-building experience." In urban setups, we have busy schedules, fewer open spaces and a stressfulwork life. "A terrarium can help in relieving mentalstress and reconnect us with mother nature. It can also be a wonderful bonding activity among friends, family or colleagues," saysApra Vaidya, owner Urban Garden studio. Rupal Shah, a self-professed nature enthusiast, joined a terrarium workshop out of curiosity and a desire to try something different, and ended up completely hooked. She says, "Being a nature lover, I went in to try something fun. The experience taught me the joy of creating your own piece of nature and it turned out to be a precious takeaway."...