Oct, 2024 @ Studio Dokola, West Footscray
For questions, contact Billy on hello@studiodokola.com or 049 077 6896
3 hours
1 to 4 (public classes), 1 to 30 (private classes)
$200 - $550 (Afterpay available)
Save $50 when you book 30+ days before a session
Looking for unique things to do in Melbourne? Join this exciting introduction to glassblowing workshop!
In this hands-on class, you will learn the art of shaping molten glass into beautiful creations that you can proudly take home.
Discover the magic and thrill of transforming glass into intricate shapes and designs. This class is perfect for beginners, where you'll be guided step by step by your teacher on how to safely work with the materials and tools.
By the end of the session, you will have gained valuable skills in glassblowing and several one-of-a-kind glass pieces to cherish and take home.
Knowledge required
Beginner friendly - no prior skills needed
What you'll get
Glassblowing PPE protective equipment i.e. safety glasses and protective sleeves.
Tea and coffee
A small solid glass sculpture - paperweight, bookend.
A blown glass vessel - cup, bowl, vase or similar
Photos and videos of you working so you can brag to your friends, family, and colleagues
Please note
After your workshop, your glass creations will require gradual cooling in a kiln overnight to prevent any cracking. Typically, your work will be ready for collection the following day, or we can schedule a different pick-up time. If you're unable to collect your pieces, we can ship them to you for a small extra charge.
What to bring
Natural fibre clothing is essential
Closed toe shoes are essential
Clothing that is breathable and covers arms and legs is best
Bring a water bottle to keep hydrated
Suitable for
This class is great for individuals and couples as well as for a date idea, team building activity or hens party. This experience would also be a unique gift for her, gift for mum or gift for couples.
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Dokola is located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri/Woiwurrung people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders both past and present, and recognise and respect their leadership as custodians of this land and as historically important local material innovators and craftpeople.
