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Mosaic Candle Holder Workshop
About
A beginner class where you cover a glass candle holder in hand-cut stained glass and beads, then grout and polish it so it glows around a tea light; ages 8 and up can join with an adult. At the KraftStories Midtown studio, 325 W 38th St #706, near 42 St-Port Authority on the A, C and E. Ninety minutes, $79 per person with materials included, booked from the studio's workshop calendar, and public bookings can be cancelled up to two days ahead. It is the cheaper of this studio's two mosaic classes, next to the Turkish Mosaic Lamp from $99, and the same $79 class also runs at KraftStories' Financial District studio.
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No other studio on our calendar in New York runs Turkish mosaic lamp classes right now, so this is the place to go for one.
New to Turkish mosaic lamp?
You pick a glass globe and a pattern, press hundreds of pieces of coloured glass and beads onto it, then grout and polish it into a working Ottoman-style lamp.
- No experience needed; the skill is patience, and the host walks you through placement and grouting.
- Plan on two to three hours. Larger globes and multi-tier pieces take longer and cost more.
- Grout is messy; wear something washable. Most hosts supply gloves and aprons.
Taking it home: Usually the same day, wired and ready. Some hosts ask you to let the grout cure overnight before switching it on.
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