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5 hours of discovery and creation with Laura

Knowledge of glass blowing

Your own glass creations

350 £

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L'atelier en détail

18 ans min.

2 à 4 participants

Jusqu'à 4 personnes pour une privatisation

Welcome to Molten 1090, where classic glass blowing techniques meet modern design and sustainability.

During this workshop, you will be immersed in this art and learn different techniques.

You'll start by creating simple pieces, exploring the texture of the glass and then mastering the use of the punch. The highlight of the experience? Working directly with Laura to create complex pieces, each movement guided by her expertise and experience.

This workshop is suitable for beginners and experts alike, with Laura guiding you every step of the way and each participant will make a minimum of two glass pieces.

Enter this magical studio where design and sustainability meet. Molten 1090 is a modern hot shop where you can learn about the history, and the future, of glass blowing. Let yourself be carried away and every moment will be a spark of creativity.

Lieu de l'atelier

L’atelier est facilement accessible en transport en commun.

Ce lieu n'est pas accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite.

Informations complémentaires

Langue d'animation

English

Informations pratiques

As well as running glass blowing workshops, Molten1090 make their own beautiful handblown glassware. Workshop participants will be able to view the collections and will be entitled to 15% off any purchase whilst in the studio.

Please wear clothing made from natural materials and ensure your arms are covered. Do not wear overly baggy clothing, especially around the arms. Wear flat, closed-toe shoes, preferably trainers and if you have long hair, please bring something to tie it up with. Please be aware that some areas of the studio can be cold when you are not actively working in the hotshop area, however we do have blankets to make up for it!

You must have a booking to attend the workshop. If you wish to bring a guest to spectate there will be a charge on the day.

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Glass blower

Embark on a captivating journey into the world of glass blowing with Laura and Emily Smith, the sister duo behind Molten 1090. A distinguished graduate of Chelsea College of Art and the Edinburgh College of Art, Laura's 15-years of experience surround you in their beauty glass studio.

What sets Molten 1090 apart is their profound commitment to a circular design ethos. With an unwavering focus on sustainability, Laura ingeniously transforms the broken into the beautiful, seamlessly weaving fragments into the fabric of her next projects. Her dedication to local production and collaboration with UK artisans speaks volumes about her ethical and collaborative approach.

Laura's motivation to share her knowledge is rooted in her desire to introduce others to her distinctive glass working philosophy. Through her workshops, participants gain an exclusive insight into her innovative methods and regenerative approach.

Stepping into the Molten 1090 studio is a real treat. Bathed in natural light during the day, and decorated with beautiful ambient lighting of the studio's own design at night, it is full of Laura's collections and is a real hidden gem.

Laura's work embodies not only technical mastery but also a deep connection to the materials she works with. Her passion extends beyond glass, with a genuine commitment to nurturing the environment and fostering a sense of community through her work.