Where did the crystal clear glass objects in the town come from? And where did the artistic glass windows in the town come from? Let's walk into the glass studio to find out!

The glass studio was expanded from a dark red triangular building, and the expansion added a sales hall and a new workshop.

In addition to admiring glass crafts, you might as well study the geometric art of the workshop building itself.

The first floor of the workshop is the sales hall, where sunlight shines on various glass products through the painted floor-to-ceiling windows. The glass staircase leading to the second floor on the left can be said to be the largest glass product. There is a washroom on the side of the stairs, and the wash basin is also made of glass. By the way, the lounge chair at the entrance of the studio is made of glass too.

Glass products are processed by 2 workshops located on the second floor. The warm dark-red room is a cold working workshop, where artists use painting, mosaic, cutting and other techniques to make glass art.

The cool light-aqua room is a workshop for thermal process, where artists melt glass, and then make hot glass into various handicrafts through molding, blowing and other techniques. The finished glass products being processed can be found next to the TV on the third floor.

The third floor of the workshop is the rest area for the employees. It is very pleasant to watch TV and drink tea. The terrace on the third floor has a water tower and glass skylights. A couple of squirrels seem to have found a place to store pine cones in a water tower.