Metal, Glass, & Jewelry
Master the art of metal, enamel, and glass in Arrowmont’s hands-on workshops. Whether you’re casting, soldering, or enameling, you’ll develop expert techniques to create stunning jewelry and metalwork. Work alongside renowned artists, using professional tools in a fully equipped studio designed for makers. With an inspiring mountain backdrop and a community of fellow creatives, you’ll leave with new skills, bold ideas, and one-of-a-kind pieces.
Explore Metals Workshops
Steel Jewelry Collection: Form, Scale, and Connection
Specimen: Smithing and Enamel on Natural Forms
Think Outside the Gemstone: Unlocking Possibilities with Non-Trad Materials
Kinetic Sculpture: Think. Design. Build.
Get Felt Up: Stitching Soft Sculpture
Pulled Reliefs on a Vessel
Flat to Fabulous: Dimensional Jewelry
Suspended Topographies in Enamel
Illuminate Your Work: Saw and Solder Champlevé
Crafting Careers: Creating a Life in Contemporary Art Jewelry
Make it Pop with Powder Coat
Unleash Your Creativity
Students at Arrowmont have the opportunity to expand their skills and explore new techniques in an immersive, retreat-like setting with incredible mountain views.
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Metal & Jewelry Studio
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Casting & Firing Equipment
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Individual workspaces
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Flexible learning environment
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Metalsmithing & Tool Room
Arrowmont offers workshops in 2D Arts, Ceramics, Metals & Glass, Jewelry, Sculpture, Textiles & Paper, and Woodworking. These immersive workshops provide students of all skill levels the opportunity to work alongside talented instructors in our professionally equipped studios.
Looking for something different? Arrowmont has a workshop for everyone.
Metal Studio Overview
With views that overlook our wooded hillside, the Metal Studio is located on the second floor of the Turner Building. The studio features a central aisle of dedicated workbenches, with a bank of windows on one side and vented multi-use tables for casting, soldering, and finishing on the other. This vaulted studio is a jeweler’s favorite. Ideal for smaller metal work of all kinds, the long narrow space includes hammer and machine rooms, outdoor covered porch for larger fabrication, and a shared kiln room with the Sculptural Studio.
