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The Recycled Glass Casting Workshop - One Day - 21st February, 2026

$400.00

Based on the Recycled Glass Sculptbox, this is a glass casting workshop with a twist. You will be able to create a sculptural tile using a bottle of your choice - turning your empty beer or wine bottle into something unique and giving it another life. 

Create your own personalised cast glass creation, learn lost wax casting, all in a beautiful rural studio setting outside of Whanganui.

All casting materials, glass crushing, kiln firing and finishing provided.

An extremely fun and informative workshop. Suitable for beginners and groups.

BYO - bottle/s of your choice, and lunch.

Morning tea, coffee and cake will be provided!

Based on the Recycled Glass Sculptbox, this is a glass casting workshop with a twist. You will be able to create a sculptural tile using a bottle of your choice - turning your empty beer or wine bottle into something unique and giving it another life. 

Create your own personalised cast glass creation, learn lost wax casting, all in a beautiful rural studio setting outside of Whanganui.

All casting materials, glass crushing, kiln firing and finishing provided.

An extremely fun and informative workshop. Suitable for beginners and groups.

BYO - bottle/s of your choice, and lunch.

Morning tea, coffee and cake will be provided!

Time: 10am - 4pm (finish time is flexible)

where: our studio, 1397 Brunswick road, whanganui (please email if you would like detailed directions)

what to bring: a bottle or two, notebook and pencils/pens if you would like to take notes, lunch.

what is provided: all casting materials, glass crusher, morning and afternoon tes/coffee and cake!

As our focus is to look after our environment long term, Re-storyz will plant one tree through the 'Trees That Count' fund for each workshop sold. Every little bit we do to help our native plants and animals will bring a brighter future for our earth and our whānau.