Istanbul: Mosaic Candle Holder Workshop - Design Your Own Light
- Create your own Instagram-worthy mosaic candle holder with vibrant glass pieces
- Perfect gift to bring home, beautifully packaged and ready to display
- Learn authentic Ottoman mosaic traditions from Turkey's first workshop pioneers
- Everything included: premium glass, tools, candle holder base and all materials
- Unlimited water and traditional Turkish delight while you create
- Family and group friendly, relaxing creative experience for all ages
What to expect
In our spacious atelier near Galata Tower, choose from colorful glass pieces and beads to design your own mosaic candle holder. Perfect for families, couples, or groups of friends traveling together.
Instructors guide you step by step in Turkish, English, or Russian. No artistic experience needed, just follow along and enjoy the process. The atmosphere is relaxed and social, with unlimited water and traditional sweets served at your table.
Your finished candle holder is heat and liquid resistant, built to last for years. It makes a perfect gift for family back home or a beautiful addition to your own space. Each piece is carefully wrapped in protective packaging for easy travel.
Sessions available daily 08:00 to 23:00. Suitable for ages 7 and up. Groups up to 250 welcome.
Reviews
If you enjoy hands-on experiences, you definitely shouldn't miss this activity. When I arrived, I decided to make a mosaic lampshade instead. They also offer other classes, such as candle holders, pottery, and hydro-dipping art. I felt a great sense of accomplishment after finishing, and they even give you a lamp base to take home.
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