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meditating woman glass air plant sculptures CLASS EXPERIENCE: ERO ~ A Glass Hangabout for Plants Friday June 19th 6:00pm

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meditating woman glass air plant sculptures CLASS EXPERIENCE: ERO ~ A Glass Hangabout for Plants Friday June 19th 6:00pmEro ~ A glass hangabout for air plants Welcome to the enchanting realm of ERO A Glass Hangabout for Plants, where creativity knows no bounds and joy blooms in every color! Dive into one of our newest classes! Imagine molding molten glass into a mesmerizing round orb, adorned with stripes in lively hues. With our specially designed tools, we'll help you transform a glob of glass into a charming home for your plants. We provide the hanging cord and a

Ero ~ A glass hangabout for air plants

Welcome to the enchanting realm of ERO-A Glass Hangabout for Plants, where creativity knows no bounds and joy blooms in every color!

Dive into one of our newest classes! Imagine molding molten glass into a mesmerizing round orb, adorned with stripes in lively hues. With our specially-designed tools, we'll help you transform a glob of glass into a charming home for your plants. 

We provide the hanging cord and a gorgeous air plant with your class purchase. Let your imagination soar and your plants thrive in the playful, vibrant world of glass art! Make sure to come with your plant-loving friends!

You will make one Ero air plant holder per ticket purchased. If you would like to make more than one, you are welcome to purchase an additional ticket. Or come back again; our classes are repeatable!

We offer a $12 guest ticket which must be purchased if you'd like to bring a guest to watch your class, or if you don't want to make a product, but would like to watch the class from the "audience". Everyone in attendance MUST purchase either a class ticket or a guest ticket. This allows us to prepare the space accordingly. When purchasing a guest ticket, please put the desired class date and time in the notes.

Want to gift a class? Purchase a gift certificate so the recipient can make their own choice of class and date!

 

YOUR CLASS TICKET PURCHASE INCLUDES...

  • The materials, tools, and instruction to make ONE air plant holder per class ticket. 
  • A live glassblowing demonstration from one of our class instructors. 
  • A behind-the-scenes tour of our glass studio and Batch Gallery, where you’ll learn more about our successful working art studio and the glass-making process.
  • A coupon for 20% off all items in our gallery. This coupon can only be used on the day of your class or the day when you pick up your class product (if you choose to pick up your finished product in-person).

 

  • WHAT TO EXPECT, FAQ, & RULES

    • Please arrive 15 minutes early to fill out paperwork, meet the other students, and browse the gallery.
    • Classes are typically 1 to 1.5 hours long. However, the duration may vary depending on the intensity of the project and class size.
    • This is an entry-level class. No prior experience is necessary!
    • Closed-toed shoes are required and we suggest that you wear cotton, as it will be hot in the shop.
    • Before you can take your beautiful glass creation home, it must cool from 1200°F to room temperature. Once completely cooled, your glass keepsake is ready for pickup from our studio OR we offer free shipping directly to your home if you live in the United States.
    • You must be at least 16 years old to participate in our classes. However, those under 16 years old are welcome to purchase a guest ticket and watch the class.
    • We have a beverage counter and bar in our space. We do not allow class participants to drink alcohol before their class. When your class is complete, head to the bar to chat about your experience! 
    • Last call is 15 minutes before our gallery's closing time. If you are the last class of the day, please be aware that we may not be able to accommodate you at the bar when your class is complete.
    • A more detailed overview of what to expect can be found by visiting our FAQ page!

 

CHOOSE A DATE AND BOOK YOUR CLASS

Before buying, please review our class policies - when you make a purchase, you're agreeing to all our policies and procedures. Please note that Class Experience purchases do not earn Rewards Points.

Celebrating a special day? We’d love to be in the know! Write in the notes section at checkout and tell us what the special occasion is! We’ll celebrate it with you!

 

QUESTIONS? JUST ASK US!

All of our policies and FAQs can be found HERE! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us HERE! 

 

FIND US ON YOUTUBE!  CLICK HERE!

Want to watch our glassblowers work their magic? Make sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel for experimental glasswork, satisfying short clips, and all things glassblowing!

You definitely don't want to miss an episode of our weekly Youtube Live show, The Gathering Point, that happens every Tuesday night at 6:00 pm, EST.  Prizes, shenanigans, and fun times will be had by all when watching this show!

Handcrafted in Dearborn, Michigan since 1991!


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