Silversmithing in MÄHRING

A new location has also been found for the silversmithing courses from 9th – 14th July and 16th – 21rd July. The silversmith Brigitte Breusch-Veittinger lives and works in the old customs house in Mähring near the border with the Czech Republic, attractively embedded in the wooded low mountain landscape of the Upper Bavarian Forest. In the area there are cultural monuments, interesting leisure activities and beautiful hiking areas. She offers her Studio and her experience as a Host and leader of the silversmithing courses. On the outskirts of the village lies an idyllic small bathing pond. Accommodation in Mähring ia available at attractively low prices. Only a quarter of an hour away from Mähring is Bärnau. in the former municipal brewery of the city is the German Button Museum. A historical park with around 30 reconstructed buildings from the Middle Ages is also located in Bärnau. It is the largest museum of its kind in the German-speaking world. The Sibyllenbad with a healing spring containing radon and carbonated minerals is only 14 km away from Mähring. The Tirschenreuther Teichpfanne is one of the largest contiguous pond areas with more than 3500 ponds in the Federal Republic of Germany.

SILVERSMITHING IN THE OLD CUSTOMS HOUSE MÄHRING

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Old Customs House Mähring – with Silversmithing Studio

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The Tirschenreuth pond pan is one of the largest contiguous pond areas in the Federal Republic of Germany. Image source: City of Tirschenreuth.

It is becoming more and more difficult to find an opportunity to learn this highly interesting technique. Carrying out silversmith work requires competent instruction and lavish equipment with the appropriate tools. Copper and silver sheets can be obtained in the usual quantities and dimensions on the spot. This course offers the opportunity to get to know and practise different classical silversmith techniques.

The most important and original silversmith way for the production of hollow bodies and vessels is the repousse technique. Working with the hammer offers many possibilities for deformation. During the development process, many forms are perceptible. Changes are possible at any time. That's the special and nice thing about it. Starting from disc shapes, the material is brought into the desired shape via various iron or wood . Flat or high vessels are possible. The hammer tracks of previous processing are leveled. The course will include the artistic design approach of this technique. In addition, the know how for mounting various elements of the vessels is taught.
Course instructor: Brigitte Breusch-Veittinger. After completing her training as a Silversmith, she studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Nuremberg and graduated there. She worked as a teacher for almost 10 years at the Academy for Design in Schwäbisch Gmünd. In 2004 she founded her own studio.

Nr.
Date
Content
Teacher
Price €
Fee CHF

06

09.07. – 14.07. Juli

Silversmithing

Brigitte Breusch

  780,-

07

16.07. – 21.07. Juli

Silversmithing

Brigitte Breusch

  780,-

  790,-

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It is becoming more and more difficult to find an opportunity to learn this highly interesting technique. Carrying out silversmith work requires competent instruction and lavish equipment with the appropriate tools. Copper and silver sheets can be obtained in the usual quantities and dimensions on the spot. This course offers the opportunity to get to know and practise different classical silversmith techniques.

The most important and original silversmith way for the production of hollow bodies and vessels is the repousse technique. Working with the hammer offers many possibilities for deformation. During the development process, many forms are perceptible. Changes are possible at any time. That's the special and nice thing about it. Starting from disc shapes, the material is brought into the desired shape via various iron or wood . Flat or high vessels are possible. The hammer tracks of previous processing are leveled. The course will include the artistic design approach of this technique. In addition, the know how for mounting various elements of the vessels is taught.
Course instructor: Brigitte Breusch-Veittinger. After completing her training as a Silversmith, she studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Nuremberg and graduated there. She worked as a teacher for almost 10 years at the Academy for Design in Schwäbisch Gmünd. In 2004 she founded her own studio.

Materials and Tools:

In addition to precious metals, participants have access to an extensive range of materials for the realization of jewellery. Materials are paid according to individual use at the end of the course. Tools are provided in all classes; some special tools can be purchased after the Workshop.

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