Turn molten color into a one-of-a-kind glass flower in a two-hour introductory session in Sedona. This hands-on workshop supplies tools and guidance; pieces anneal overnight for pickup or shipping.
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You stand at the edge of the hotshop with the desert light slicing through dust motes, the air humming from the furnace. The instructor hands you a blowpipe and a palette of molten color; the rock-strewn ridgelines of Sedona feel a world away even as the red-rock light filters through the studio windows.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires standing and basic hand coordination.
Wildlife
History
Sedona’s craft scene grew in the 20th century alongside art colonies and tourism; glass studios are a recent addition reflecting contemporary American studio glass techniques.
Conservation
This is an arid region where water conservation and responsible studio waste handling matter; support businesses that recycle glass cullet and minimize energy waste.
Reserve your spot on the Introduction to Glassblowing Workshop in Sedona today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Wear cotton and closed-toe shoes
Natural fibers and closed-toe footwear reduce heat risk and improve comfort while standing near the furnace.
Plan for next-day pickup
All pieces must anneal overnight — arrange to collect or pay for shipping the following day.
Arrive early for parking and briefing
Give yourself 10–15 extra minutes to get checked in and listen to the safety briefing without rush.
Keep electronics stowed during hotwork
Phones and cameras can distract and create hazards around hot glass; wait for breaks to photograph.
Closed-toe shoes
Protects feet from hot tools and dropped materials while standing in the studio.
Cotton clothing
Natural fibers reduce heat transfer and are safer around hot glass.
Tie or hair clip
Keeps hair away from tools and the furnace for safety and visibility.
Small bag for pickup
Bring a padded bag or box if you plan to transport fragile annealed pieces home.