Brass
Ware

Workshops

Hammering different texture, Create your own brassware!

No experience is required to taste the craftsmanship of metal . The two-hour metalworking experience with a variety of dish-shaped choices, let you to play creative painting, and enjoy the fun of hammering and patination.

Pre-choose style

2 hours

Collect after lesson

18 Cochrane Street, Central

Workshop Info

Brass Plate Workshop

Enjoy a metal craftsmanship by making your own brass plate or incense holder. Participants can try patination process, hammering different patterns and apply own drawing on the brass, creating unique stories on the little plate.

Pick a copper piece out of the three shapes →
press the copper piece into a shallow dish shape →
participants can draw their favourite pattern on the plate →
copper dyeing and sealing at last.
Product Size: approx. 10cm diameter
Material: Brass
HK$490 / one plate (materials and tools provided)
Group event available
Minimum charge one plate for each participant
Everyday@Tue-Sun
1-3pm / 4-6pm
Duration: 1.5-2hrs
*NO CLASS on Mondays except Public Holiday*
S212, Block A, PMQ Central

Brass Clock Workshop

Grasp your time by making your own clock. Time is equal to everyone, meanwhile everyone have a different concept to interpret their time. Start by making your own copper-dyed clock. Remind yourself to live in the moment, no matter how the world changes.

Press the copper piece into a shallow dish shape →
draw your favourite pattern on the plate →
copper dyeing and sealing at last.
Product Size: approx. 9.5cm diameter
Material: Brass
HK$590 / one clock (materials and tools provided)
Group event available
Minimum charge one clock for each participant
Everyday@Tue-Sun
1-3pm / 4-6pm
Duration: 1.5-2hrs
*NO CLASS on Mondays except Public Holiday*
S212, Block A, PMQ Central

Product disclaimer

Pick the Plate Designs

Round

Octagonal

Corner Cut

Flower 01

Flower 02

Flower 03

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About Patination

Brass dyeing is widely used in statues and garden decorations. Pre-dyeing and sealing copper, which is prone to oxidative discolouration, can protect the underlying layer.

The colour texture of copper dyeing is very bright and eye-catching, and there are many processing techniques. For beginners, the deep brown of the dip dyeing method is the easiest to master.