Many ancient civilizations appear to have developed candle making separately using a variety of indigenous materials and techniques. Participants will create pillar candles using moulds in this introductory class.

Metal Embossing is the art of achieving high and low relief in special laminated metals. Originating in the middle east around 500 B.C., embossing techniques have been used to add luster, radiance, texture and dimension to metal ornaments.

Illustrations are images that depict a part of a story or written text. his is a group project class where each student illustrates a different part of a particular story.

Mosaic is the art of creating images with an assemblage of small pieces of colored glass, stone, or other materials. Students use the direct method to create and image or design on a particular surface.

In this exciting and fun class, students will create their very own working electric paper lantern!

As early as 1 A.D., ancient Romans first developed the craft of bookbinding through the codex, made from folded and sewn parchment or vellum. These early books became the preferred method over scrolls in preserving manuscripts, as they were easier to handle and allowed for writing on both sides…

Developed in China during the 1st century, the modern method of making paper from wood pulp was reputedly inspired by the building methods of wasps and bees…