Eva Edery Glass Art

You'll walk into Eva Edery's studio knowing absolutely nothing about glass work and leave with your head spinning. It's a working gallery in Hertfordshire, just outside Elstree, where the artist creates intricate glass pieces - everything from delicate vessels to sculptural installations that catch the light in ways you didn't know glass could. The space is intimate rather than grand, which somehow makes the work hit harder. Edery's technique is seriously skilled; there's a precision to each piece that you can feel even before you read about the process. It's not a massive operation - you're not going to spend three hours here - but that's rather the point. This is glass art for people who actually care about glass art. If you're staying at The Mimms Caravan Park nearby, it's a straightforward drive over and worth an hour of your time. Families with young children might find it a bit quiet and contemplative for their needs; teenagers interested in craft and design will find it genuinely interesting. The work is accessible without being dumbed down, which is a refreshing change. Opening times and admission details aren't crystal clear on their end, so ring ahead before you visit - worth doing anyway, as you might catch Edery at work in the studio itself. That's when the magic really happens.