easy
2 hours
Minimal physical activity required; suitable for most fitness levels including children ages 7+.
Discover the art of kiln-formed glass in Westlake Village’s Glass Arts Collective. In just two hours, learn to craft your own dish or tray, combining creativity with hands-on technique.
Ages 7+ • 2 hours • Transform glass into a unique dish or tealight holder!
Experience the enchanting world of glass artistry in our 'Slump or Drape' class. Choose between crafting a stunning dish or a shallow tray, each transforming beautifully in the kiln. This hands-on workshop promises a memorable creative journey, allowing you to explore your artistic side while working with glass.
2 hours
Unveil the magic of glass transformation in our 'Slump or Drape' class. Opt for a 6" x 6" glass piece, which, when kiln-fired, elegantly drapes into a dish or tealight holder. Alternatively, select a 4" x 8" glass, destined to be gracefully slumped into a shallow tray or dish in the kiln. The choice is yours, and both options promise a captivating journey into the world of glass artistry. You'll make one project.
Note: Artwork will be fired in a kiln and may take 3-7 days. Shipping is available for travelers at an additional cost.
The price includes the booking fee.
Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes to protect your feet while working with glass.
Consider rubberized gloves for better grip and to protect your hands without losing touch sensitivity.
Finished glass pieces require 3–7 days for kiln firing and cooling; arrange shipping if you can’t pick up immediately.
Feel free to bring a mask for comfort during the workshop if preferred.
Westlake Village developed in the 1960s as a master-planned community blending natural landscapes with suburban living.
The studio practices responsible material use and encourages recycling glass remnants to minimize waste.
Protects feet from glass shards and debris during the workshop.
Optional to improve grip and hand protection when handling glass.
Provides comfort if working in close quarters during class.
Wear clothes you can move freely in while working on glass projects.