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  • Language
    Portuguese, English
  • Duration
    2h
  • Difficulty
    Beginner
  • Next Date
    Upon Request

Discover the intricate craft of filigree in this hands-on workshop, where you’ll learn traditional techniques from a skilled silversmith ✨

This workshop is intended for all those interested in the filigree technique, with or without experience. With a silversmith from the House of Filigree, who will prepare the framework of the piece to be made, you will learn the main techniques of filling with silver wire (s-shaped, “open scale” and “spiral”). The aim is to create your own silver jewellery piece, which you are welcome to wear at the end of the workshop.

 

Why join?

Join this workshop to dive into the fascinating world of filigree, a timeless art form. You’ll learn expert techniques directly from a skilled silversmith, explore the history of this delicate craft, and create your very own unique silver jewelry piece. Whether you’re new to crafting or looking to expand your skills, it’s a hands-on experience that lets you leave with a beautiful, personalized piece to cherish and wear!

 

What’s included:

♾️ Guided filigree workshop with a skilled silversmith, learning traditional techniques
♾️ A visit to the museum to explore the history of filigree
♾️ Your own custom-made silver jewelry piece to take home and wear

 

Maximum participants: 6 persons.

Note: Is it possible for this workshop to be private. Just send an enquiry!

Related Tags: Arts & Crafts, Art, Inclusive, Jewelry

Location

Rua do Almada 10, Porto, Portugal

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