moderate
3-4 hours
Participants should be able to stand for extended periods and handle small, delicate materials.
Unleash your creativity with a vibrant glass art class inspired by marine life, set against the stunning coast. Discover the art of shaping colorful glass and craft your own ocean-inspired bowl with expert guidance.
Ages 7+ • Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes • Make an undersea-inspired bowl with colorful glass!
Dive into creativity with a unique fused glass workshop where you'll craft a stunning ocean-inspired bowl. Choose from a vibrant color palette and explore specialty glass options. With expert guidance, unleash your artistic flair and take home a masterpiece, ready for pickup in just one week. Closed-toed shoes required.
2.5 hours
You'll choose your colors for a bowl that looks like it was created under the sea. NOTE: There is a lot of cutting required.
For instructional purposes, there is a beautiful color palette provided for these projects. Upgrades to other colors and specialty glass are available at an additional cost.
Your project will be ready in one week.
Prerequisite: Intro to Fused Glass or equivalent experience.
Note: Artwork will be fired in a kiln and may take 7 days. Shipping is available for travelers at an additional cost.
Closed toed shoes are required
Pricing includes the booking fee.
Always wear safety glasses and gloves while working with glass to prevent injury.
Factor in about a week for your piece to be kiln-fired and ready for pickup.
Select bright, oceanic hues to enhance your marine reef design.
Classes are popular, so reserve your spot early to secure your preferred date.
The area has a rich maritime history dating back to the early 20th century, with a long tradition of glass artistry along the coast.
The studio actively promotes sustainable practices, recycling glass scraps and supporting local marine conservation initiatives.
Protect your eyes from glass shards during cutting and shaping.
Wear these to handle hot glass safely during firing.
Wear clothing suitable for working with glass and potential splashes.
Sketch your design ideas before working with the glass.