Introduction to Enamelling - Pendant

This 3-hour Introduction to Enamelling class is for beginners.

No enamelling or jewellery experience is necessary. Even if you’ve never bent a single cloisonné wire or melted anything in a kiln, you will leave having made a beautiful enamel pendant on copper which you can be proud of!

Tuition includes all materials required and the use of any tools and equipment that you may need.

About Galina Ramensky-Maniloff

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"For the past 20 years, I have dedicated myself to the craft of jewellery-making and enamelling, with a particular focus on the intricate techniques of cloisonné and champlevé enamelling. My love for enamelling continues to deepen as I explore its endless possibilities, blending delicate grains of glass with precious metals to create one-of-a-kind pieces. The ability to shape raw materials, from glass to metal, and incorporate precious and semi-precious stones into each creation is both challenging and profoundly rewarding.

Drawing inspiration from a vast array of sources from the rich history of renowned artists to the natural world that surrounds me each piece I create reflects my personal journey and vision. The fusion of enamel, metal, and gemstones allows me to tell unique stories, with every work carrying the soul of my creativity.

My journey as an artist has been enriched by the opportunity to study Japanese enamelling techniques in Osaka and Nagoya, Japan, as well as with some of the world’s most esteemed enamellists. These experiences have further fuelled my belief that the key to artistic growth lies in lifelong learning. I consider myself a perpetual student, constantly honing my craft and expanding my knowledge.

In addition to my personal work, I am honoured to teach and share my passion for enamelling with my students. I see myself not only as an artist but also as an advocate for this beautiful art form, guiding others in their own creative journeys. To me, the true joy of enamelling lies in its ability to inspire self-expression and ignite the imagination of those who encounter it."

Notes for Workshop Participants

• Please arrive 15 minutes before the workshop start time to get settled in our Workshop Area

• Workshops are held in the Mezzanine, located upstairs within The Churn Room

• Street parking is available on Williams Street

• Workshop participants must wear closed in shoes and have long hair tied back.

• We suggest wearing comfortable, breathable clothes suitable for warm weather conditions - we have fans, but our building is not air-conditioned

• Access to the Mezzanine may be difficult for persons with significant mobility issues. It is not wheelchair accessible. Please consider this prior to booking.

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