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Mosaic Workshop in Kings Cross Reviews

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This is a fun activity in Camden Town, London

Join this immersive mosaic workshop in King's Cross and create your own stunning traditional Turkish mosaic lamp. You will learn the time-honoured technique of how to piece together vibrant hand-cut glass and decorative beads, crafting an illuminated piece to bring warmth and character to your home.

This welcoming activity is perfect for all skill levels. Whether you are drawn to classic Turkish patterns or wish to express your own vision, your experienced instructor will guide you every step of the way, making it an ideal learning experience for beginners. You'll create in our authentically decorated studio, where Turkish music and traditional hospitality, including aromatic tea and delicate rose delight, offer a truly cultural journey.

In this workshop, you will:

- Select your design and learn the careful art of arranging glass pieces and beads.
- Enjoy Turkish customs and refreshments whilst you craft your unique lamp.
- Receive clear instructions for the final grouting steps to complete at home.

This enriching workshop is more than a creative outlet; it’s an opportunity to experience Turkish culture meaningfully. You will leave with an heirloom-quality lamp, which, after 48 hours of drying and your application of the provided grout at home, becomes a captivating piece of functional art.

Please note:
- The base ticket price is to make a candle holder. You can select different projects at checkout under the 'Add-Ons' menu.
- All the lamps are equipped with electricity and they come with a wired in UK plug. We also provide energy-efficient LED bulbs with lamps
- If you wish to make one lamp between two people, you can also select the 'Additional person' addon.
- The duration varies based on the specific project, typically falling between 2 to 3 hours.

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Heather Francis-Clarke
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The class was a little late starting which was fine but no real communication as to why. We were given a brief introduction about the lamps and then the teacher wandered off. I'm lucky in that I'd previously done the course in Cambridge (twice)so helped my best friend a little and would have helped the others on my table, but they paid for an interactive session which this was not. Everyone had to ask the teacher for guidance rather than her doing a step by step approach. Rabia who runs the Cambridge course had a video explaining the history of mosaics and has lots of examples on display to give you ideas. This class had 2 or 3 one of which was broken. A more hands on approach is needed by the teacher at Kings Cross. Had fun all the same and created a beautiful lamp.
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Posted 3 weeks ago