Choose your workshop and a date that suits you. Pottery, Raku, Kintsugi, stained glass and painting at Gilgamesh for Creative Arts in Jabal Al-Lweibdeh, Amman.
Walk-ins are welcome every day from 2 PM. Booking guarantees your place, especially for Stained Glass, Raku and Kintsugi, which have limited seats. Want to come before 2 PM? Book through our booking link. Book at gilgameshartcafe.com/book-a-workshop or WhatsApp +962 79 809 8773.
Glass Painting 20 JOD, Acrylic Painting 20 JOD, Pottery Painting 25 JOD, Japanese Kurinuki Pottery 25 JOD, Hand-building Pottery 25 JOD, Raku 35 JOD, Stained Glass 50 JOD, Sacred Icon Glass Painting from 60 JOD, Gold Leaf Gilding from 60 JOD, Kintsugi 100 JOD. Every workshop includes materials, guidance, snacks, coffee, tea and espresso.
No. Every workshop is designed for complete beginners and guided step by step. You will leave with a piece you made yourself.
Painted glass goes home the same day. Pottery pieces (Kurinuki, hand-building, pottery painting) are dried, glazed and fired, so they are ready in about 7 days. If you are leaving Jordan sooner, ask for the 2–3 day rush collection; it is free.
Stained Glass is for ages 15 and up. Glass Painting and Pottery Painting are suitable for children accompanied by an adult. Our pottery workshops (hand-building and Japanese Kurinuki) also welcome children, including those under 10, who join with an adult.
Every day from 2 PM to 2 AM, so a workshop fits easily into an evening in Amman.
Japanese Kurinuki takes 1–1.5 hours, Stained Glass about 3 hours, and Kintsugi runs over two sessions of 3–4 hours each.
At 26 Al-Farazdaq Street, Jabal Al-Lweibdeh, Amman, in a 1930s heritage house. Take a taxi or Careem to the address; transport is not included.
Yes. Ours is the first and only Kintsugi workshop in Jordan: two sessions of 3–4 hours, 100 JOD per person. We also repair broken pieces with traditional Japanese urushi.
Coffee, tea and espresso are included. Wine and other alcoholic drinks are 5 JOD each.