Experiência de Pintura em Vidro em Okinawa

The environment is spacious and comfortable. If you don't know how to paint, don't worry; there are different stenciled cardboard cutouts provided, and with a little creativity, you can create a unique glass. However, on that day, only dark-colored cups were available, and only white paint could be clearly seen. Moreover, the quality of the paints was poor, and the nozzles of the paint bottles were blocked to varying degrees, requiring significant force to squeeze out the paint. Although staff would replace them immediately, the replacements were old paints that also had blocked nozzles. After finishing the glass, a cardboard box is provided for easy transport home.

Glass painting was a captivating art form that involves painting on glass surfaces, resulting in vibrant and translucent creations. Artists use specialized paints and techniques to achieve stunning effects on glass objects like windows, vases, and ornaments. It offers a unique way to add color and beauty to any space.

Sehr freundliches und hilfsbereites Personal. Leider war meine Farbtube anfangs fast leer, was das Malen erschwerte, aber nachdem ich gefragt hatte, füllte das Personal sie nach und es wurde einfacher. Wir konnten zwischen einer tiefblauen Glasfarbe oder einer roten wählen. Manche Farben ließen sich leichter auftragen, andere waren eher schwierig. Man interagiert nicht viel mit dem Personal; man kann jederzeit fragen, wenn man etwas braucht, aber normalerweise wird man in Ruhe gelassen, um zu malen.

Experience: Very interesting. Location: Very convenient, can walk to Kokusai Street 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

If you like DIY activities, you will definitely enjoy it. Don't worry if you are not good at drawing, because there are reference cards for you to copy the drawings.

The hours are flexible, the production venue is very comfortable, and the staff are all very friendly with excellent service attitudes.

A fantastic experience! The staff were very friendly and attentive, providing clear instructions. The location was also very convenient, close to the hotel.

A rare stained glass painting experience. The only minor drawback was that the paint used for the patterns was a bit difficult to apply, making it hard to squeeze out.

It's not a workshop experience, but rather an activity where you paint on glass cups with paints in small sauce-like containers at one corner of a travel agency office. Adults might be able to do it, but it's difficult for children starting from the sketching (although there are existing designs to follow, the paint runs on the glass cup or dries up and doesn't come out). I think it would be better to pay more and buy a pre-made glass craft cup or go to a pottery village to do it. The staff are friendly, but they are busy dealing with other travel agencies, so don't think of it as a workshop experience.

Don't do it. I trusted Klook because all the products I've booked through them have never disappointed me, but this was a complete waste of money. I had some expectations because it was called 'glass art,' but my child said that buying glass deco from Daiso and drawing on a glass cup would be better than this. As soon as we arrived, they just said, 'You can draw like this,' and that was it. I thought we were going to a workshop, but it was just a corner of what looked like a travel agency office, with four chairs lined up, and we sat by the window, drew, and dried it, and that was the end! It was an experience where even paying 5,000 won for a cup and glass deco would feel like a rip-off.