Bath Aqua Theatre of Glass, Glass arts centre and museum in Bath, England
The Bath Aqua Theatre of Glass is an art centre with two locations where professionals create glass sculptures freehand without molds. The studios display various techniques including glass fusion and appliqué work.
The centre was founded in 1999 and combines contemporary artistic practice with historical craft methods. Its collections include a stained glass window designed by William Burges from Bath Abbey.
The place keeps glassblowing and other glass techniques alive as working crafts that people can watch being practiced. Visitors encounter skilled artisans using methods that have been passed down through time.
The studios offer glassblowing workshops and a cafe for visitors to relax while watching artisans at work. The main shop stocks handmade glass pieces and provides close views of the craft techniques.
The studio offers a special memorial service where families can have cremation ashes incorporated into custom glass pieces made by artisans. This combines craft with a personal way to honor those who have passed away.
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