Glass Flower Beginner Lampwork Workshop
A 2-hour beginner-friendly lampworking workshop where participants learn to melt, shape, and assemble glass into a delicate flower stalk.
- When
- Till Fri, 30 Apr 2027
- Started from Wed, 22 Apr 2026
- For
- adults
- Cost
- price not stated
- SG Culture Pass
- You can pay for this with your Culture Pass credits. See it on sgculturepass.gov.sg
- Tags
- couple
About this event
Glass Flower Beginner Lampwork Workshop: First Bloom - The Foundational SeriesThis Glass Flower Workshop is a beginner-friendly introduction to lampworking, where participants will learn how to melt, shape, and assemble glass into a delicate flower stalk.
In this 2-hour guided session, participants will be introduced to the fundamentals of working with glass, including handling tools safely and shaping individual petals before assembling them into a completed flower.
The workshop is structured to provide a supportive and accessible experience, making it ideal for first-time participants.Each participant will take home one handcrafted glass flower, paired with a vase from our curated collection — a unique piece created entirely by hand.
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