moderate
3–4 hours
Basic physical mobility is needed; standing and handling glass tools for extended periods is involved.
Advance your glassblowing skills with Hot Shop 201 in Asheville. This immersive class offers hands-on instruction in an authentic hot shop setting, perfect for creative enthusiasts ready for their next challenge.
Cotton or linen clothes help keep you cooler and safer in the hot studio environment.
Bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while working near high heat furnaces.
Always listen closely to glassblowing safety instructions to prevent burns and injuries.
Jotting down techniques and tips helps reinforce what you learn during the session.
Asheville has a rich history of supporting crafts and the arts, with glassblowing being a modern extension of its artisan community.
The North Carolina Glass Center emphasizes sustainable practices by utilizing recycled materials and minimizing waste during workshops.
Protects your arms from heat and potential sparks while keeping you cool.
summer specific
Provides essential foot protection in a studio with hot materials and tools.
Guards eyes from heat exposure and tiny glass shards.
Allows you to record important tips and techniques during your session.