Traditional Turkish Mosaic Lamp Workshop

Discover the art of Turkish mosaics in NYC with a native Turkish artist.



2 hours Location Garment District Class size 1 to 14 (public classes), 5 to 300   $99
NYC Activities
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Craft
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Glass & Mosaic Experience Gifts
Handcrafted Light: Turkish Mosaic Lamp Workshop (Manhattan)
The Experience: Find Your Center in Manhattan
Step off the pavement and into a haven of calm and creativity at our Manhattan studio. This hands-on workshop is a structured two-hour escape, offering you the rare chance to disconnect from the city's pace and engage in a truly meditative, cultural practice.
You will be guided by an expert Turkish designer and educator as you learn the centuries-old art of mosaic lamp making. Using luminous, hand-cut glass tiles, you will deliberately design and build a functional piece of art, infusing it with personal intention and the profound principles of sacred geometry.
In a metropolis of constant motion, this session is a grounding, cross-cultural immersion that delivers a gorgeous, personalized, and glowing reminder of the beauty found in presence.
What Makes This Class Special
This is not a generic DIY activity—it is a premium, deeply meaningful experience:
Depth Beyond Craft: Your project is rooted in Islamic art traditions and philosophical ideas about light, form, and creation, offering intellectual and cultural richness.
Intention-Based Making: Participants choose a personal concept (like growth, peace, or focus) and build their lamp around that intention, transforming it into a symbolic object, not just décor.
Designed for Real People: The structured process is forgiving and built to guide everyone—from busy professionals to self-described "non-creative" people—to a beautiful, guaranteed result.
Human & Warm Atmosphere: The live session is designed to feel less like a formal class and more like a relaxed gathering with friends, encouraging genuine connection and conversation.
What You Will Learn & Create
This experience is tailored for both absolute beginners and seasoned crafters:
Mindful Repetition: Experience a soothing creative flow through the systematic placement of each tile. The process emphasizes perfection is optional—your focus shifts from achievement to the simple act of being present.
Cultural Connection: Gain a deeper appreciation for the philosophy behind the craft, exploring its connection to Islamic art traditions, the use of pattern and light across cultures, and fascinating Turkish cultural context.
A Tangible Anchor: You will leave the studio with a finished or nearly finished Turkish-style mosaic lamp—a daily, glowing anchor for your chosen intention.
Who This Class Is For
This session is ideal for those seeking depth, connection, and a break from the ordinary:
NYC Corporate Teams & ERGs: Seeking a high-quality, culturally rich team-building experience as a mindful retreat from city work life.
Local Residents: Desiring a unique, hands-on craft workshop and a meaningful, meditative practice.
Groups & Visitors: Looking for an authentic and unforgettable activity in the heart of New York.
Beginners: Structured, forgiving, and proven to deliver a stunning result, regardless of artistic experience.
Logistics Summary (Manhattan Studio)
Format: In-person, live-hosted workshop at our dedicated KraftStories Manhattan studio location.
Duration: Approximately 2 hours of focused instruction.
Materials: All premium, high-quality supplies are provided in the studio.
Booking: Classes are scheduled by request, perfect for groups and private events.

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Times are New York time. Dates and prices as of 14 Nov 2026, 7:46pm; availability and price are confirmed live when booking on this page.

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What you'll get
  • Empty glass globe
  • Mosaic glass beads (dark blue, light blue, yellow, orange, clear, brown)
  • Table lamp body
  • Table lamp lid
  • Template paper
  • Glue
  • LED bulb
  • Disposable gloves
  • Written manual
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Knowledge required
Beginner-friendly (:
What to bring
Good vibes and friends!
Suitable for

This class is great for individuals and couples as well as for a date idea, team building activity, Christmas party, birthday or bachelorette party.

This experience would also be a unique gift for her, gift for mom, Xmas gift or gift for couples.

Location

325 W 38th St #706, New York, NY 10018

This venue is within walking distance of 42 St-Bryant Pk, 5 Av, Times Square- 42 St, Times Sq–42 St, 47-50 Sts-Rockefeller Ctr and 42 St-Port Authority Bus Terminal stations

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  • 5/5 from Kareen Matadeen, attended Oct 2026: Class is fun, low pressure and the teachers are warm, patient and helpful.
  • 5/5 from Alexandra Pearl, attended Aug 2026: Jackie was an incredible and very personable instructor. The process is really easy once you start and everyone’s end product came out beautifully! I couldn’t recommend more!
  • 5/5 from Jheramis Collado, attended Aug 2026: Such a fun activity for our team. Jackie and Joey were amazing teachers.
  • 5/5 from Lunara Graham, attended Jul 2026: My friend and I had such an amazing time at the Turkish mosaic lamp class with Iris. She was very patient, friendly, and encouraging! The class provides you with everything that you need including a variety of colors for you to choose from for your lamp. It was such a calming environment and the two hours provided us with the perfect amount of time to finish our lamps. We will be going back for more classes and bringing more friends! Thank you so much for the experience it was so worth it.
  • 5/5 from Nina Lopez-Ortiz, attended May 2026: We took the work chop as a teambuilding event for our firm after a long, hard, busy season. We wanted something fun and relaxing, and this class very much was. We enjoyed ourselves and the ability to just create something, maybe not perfect, but still beautiful. I plan on going back so I can get more skilled it was so fun.
  • 5/5 from Jacob, attended Dec 2025: Such a fun and rewarding experience making Turkish Mosaic lamps! Everything turned out stunning. The instructor explained each step clearly and was always there to help without taking over, which made the process enjoyable and stress free. Highly recommended!
  • 5/5 from Olaig, attended Dec 2025: I had a fantastic time making my Turkish mosaic lamp! Fatih is a wonderful instructor, I had so much fun!
  • 5/5 from Omir Majeed, attended Dec 2025: Amazing Class! Learned so much! Faith was amazing!
  • 5/5 from Andrea, attended Dec 2025: I did the turkish mosaic lamp class. it was super fun and the host was very very friendly!! the directions were simple and clear and the host instructed us well and was there to help if we needed. it’s such a fun little craft and the lamp turns out beautiful!
  • 5/5 from Beth Sandweiss, attended Oct 2025: I booked the Turksih Mosaic Lamp Workshop as a birthday gift for my friend. Fatih was a generous and wonderful teacher and guided us throught the steps to produce a beautiful lamp. We enjoyed Turkish coffee and Fatih shared information about the history of lampmaking. It was a glorious way to celebrate! We met a woman, also there for her birthday, who was making a terrarium. Maybe we'll try that next time!
  • 5/5 from Majed Al Hassanieh, attended Aug 2025: Easy and fun And the end product is a work of magic Highly recommend it
  • 5/5 from Adreanna Maier, attended Jun 2025: I booked a Turkish Mosaic Lamp class through ClassBento. I had a blast. My instructor was amazing and he helped guide me step by step. It wasn’t too difficult to make and I had fun. There was also complimentary water, coffee, and cookies. The best part is I got to take home this beautiful lamp that I created! I highly recommend!
  • 5/5 from Phaola Ventura, attended Jun 2025: Awesome!!!
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Fatih Obut
Fatih Obut

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