In the 1920s, jewellery had become firmly established as part of everyday culture. A reduction to geometric forms and the renunciation of all seemingly unnecessary ornament led to the elegant and clear style of Art Deco. New manufacturing processes and innovative materials such as stainless steel, chrome, Bakelite and other plastics were combined with traditional techniques. Let yourself be inspired by this style. Acrylic glass, a plastic, is a thermoplastic that can be shaped under heat. In this way you can saw, shape and, where appropriate, join bangles, earrings, rings or pendants made from this coloured, opaque or translucent material. Perhaps you will treat yourself or others to a self-designed piece of jewellery?
No prior knowledge is required, only the joy of experimenting. The workshop is suitable for adults and young people aged 14 and over.