Cloisonné Wire Arts
Outline wood with wire, then fill with glue and paint for stained‑glass designs.
Choose a Cloisonné workshop
Duration: 2 hrs
Skill: Beginner
Price: $35 CAD
Group Size: Max 30
Take‑Home: Cloisonné art piece finished with resin
Why Join this Cloisonné Wire Arts Workshop?
Experience the elegance of Cloisonné Wire Art, a centuries-old technique that blends intricate wirework with vibrant enamel colors to create breathtaking decorative pieces. Each design begins with fine metal wires carefully shaped and affixed to a surface, forming delicate compartments (cloisons) that are then filled with colored enamel and kiln-fired for a smooth, glossy finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cloisonné Wire Art?
Cloisonné is an ancient decorative art technique that uses thin metal wires to form intricate designs on a metal surface. These “cloisons” (French for compartments) are filled with colored enamel and then fired in a kiln to produce a smooth, glossy, and vibrant finish.
Is each piece handmade?
Yes, every Cloisonné item is handcrafted by skilled artisans. Each wire is shaped and placed manually, and the enamel is applied with precision, ensuring a unique and high-quality result.
What’s included in the workshop?
Definitely! We welcome custom orders where you can choose the colors, design theme, size, and type of product. Whether it’s a personalized gift or a piece for your home, we’ll work closely with you to bring your idea to life.
What materials are used in Cloisonné art?
We use high-quality copper or brass bases, fine metal wires (usually gold- or silver-plated), and premium enamel pigments. All materials are non-toxic and selected for durability and brilliance.
How long does it take to complete a Cloisonné piece?
Smaller items like pendants or ornaments typically take 3–5 days, while larger or custom pieces may take 1–2 weeks, depending on complexity.
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Phone
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