Glass-making Masterclasses in Fused, Lampworked, and Stained Glass-Making
CREATE Your Own Pieces of Glass Art
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What's included
- A guided tour of important places
- Entrance tickets to monuments and museums
- Professionally guided tour
- Transport to and from hotel
- Drinks and Meal on Tour
- Personal expenses
- Services not specifically stated in the itinerary
- Tips to guide and driver
- Unlimited bottled water
What is a Glass Making Masterclass?
The Lviv Glass Making Masterclass workshops offered through DianaTours-WesternUkraine specialize in teaching different glassmaking techniques such as Lampworked Glass, Stained Glass and Fused Glass where you can learn how to create ornamental objects, window panels similar to those seen in churches, and jewelry.
Where are these Masterclasses held?
Our Glass Making Masterclasses are conducted in the Glass Studio of the Glass Museum In Lviv , Western Ukraine – for all admirers and practitioners of glass art. Here you can view the work of master artists, take a part in these Masterclass workshops, and create your own stained, fused or lampworked glass art pieces.
Who are the Instructors?
These Glass Making Masterclasses are conducted under the tutelage of master artists such as Viktoriya Hrabko, Andriy Petrovskyi, Marianna Khomyk, and Vasyl Bilous.
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More about this tour
This Glass Making Masterclass is conducted in the Glass Studio of the Glass Museum In Lviv, the first and currently the only glass museum in Ukraine, founded in 1992 by Professor Andriy Bokotey with the goal then to exhibit the results of International Blown Glass Symposiums in Lviv.
The building where the Glass Museum is situated was built in 1593 and originally used as a post office. Its subterranean rooms, where the Glass Museum's collection is housed, are the original cellars from an earlier Gothic structure.
The collection of the Museum consists of more than 350 art pieces gathered from earlier International Blown Glass Symposiums, the works of more than 150 glass-making artists from more than 30 countries.
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