The price shown reflects a 50% deposit to secure your booking. This is not a discounted price.
The remaining balance will be paid at the session.
Discover a new glass art experience in Amsterdam and create your own beautiful light-catching suncatcher. This workshop introduces the Korea Glass Art Design (KGAD) technique, a modern craft that recreates the elegant stained-glass effect without traditional glass cutting or soldering.
As the first KGAD studio in Europe, we bring this popular Korean craft trend to Amsterdam, offering a safe and beginner-friendly way to explore glass art.
During this hands-on workshop you will design and make your own decorative suncatcher using professional materials, guided step-by-step by an instructor. The finished piece catches natural light and creates colorful reflections that brighten any window, wall, or workspace.
Perfect for beginners, creative dates, team activities, or anyone looking for a relaxing artistic experience in Amsterdam.
Participants may bring their own designs for all frames.
Additional time may be required depending on complexity.
Please consult me in advance for a custom design
Schedule
Workshops are available daily in three time slots:
Custom dates or private sessions are available upon request. Please contact me at least one week in advance to arrange a session.
Location
The workshop takes place in a private home studio, 3min walk from Reigersbos Station, Amsterdam.
The full address will be shared in your booking confirmation email.
Rescheduling
Deposits are non-refundable but bookings can be transferred to another date or participant with at least 24 hours notice.
Safety Notice
This workshop involves craft tools and materials. By booking you acknowledge and accept the potential risks. Participants are expected to follow all safety instructions provided during the session.
Photography Disclaimer
While we keep photography and video to a minimum, please note that attendance implies consent to being photographed or filmed for marketing and promotional purposes. If you prefer not to be photographed, simply let your instructor know at the start of class and we’ll gladly accommodate.
