Making copper and bronze tableware and decorative items using embossed and engraved patterns.
National Crafts SchoolIn this programme, established at the school, experienced master artisans teach traditional jewellery techniques combined with modern design approaches.
Classes are practical, and by the end of the course every student has a piece of traditional jewellery they have made themselves.
Sample images from traditional jewellery workshops and exhibitions.
Graduates of the traditional jewellery programme at the National Crafts School who have opened their own workshops or participated in exhibitions.
National Crafts School, Traditional Jewellery Programme,
Won a regional crafts exhibition with the jewellery collection created at the end of the course.
National Crafts School, Traditional Jewellery Programme,
After graduating, opened a small jewellery workshop and now makes traditional jewellery to order.
National Crafts School, Traditional Jewellery Programme,
Continuing the master–apprentice tradition, now teaches masterclasses to small groups at the school.
National Crafts School, Traditional Jewellery Programme,
Represented ATMU at an international crafts forum with a collection of traditional jewellery.
