Introduction

Welcome to one of the most creative cities in the world situated in Catalonia, Spain; Barcelona. As for the excursions, there are many craft tours in Barcelona which show the working places of craftsmen and enable tourists to create something themselves. Regardless of whether you are an experienced crafts producer or you get the passion for crafts for the first time, these craft tours are extremely invigorating and will make you come back with picture perfect memories of Barcelona.

1. Ceramics Workshop

Barcelona therefore has a long history in ceramics and pottery. It is always interesting to attend a ceramics workshop as a way of learning this important ancient art form as you get to make your own pottery. In this ‘working with your hands’ activity demonstration, you will be advised by local pottery makers who will assist you in shaping your creation, painting and glazing. Pottery is a good way to try to create an organic object from clay, bowl, vase and even decorative tiles which you can take home as a souvenir.

Tips:

Dress in clothes which are comfortable to wear but do not mind spoiling them.

You should enquire from the artisan the background and meaning of the patterns or designs to be worked on.

You may want to book a workshop that has a ceramics museum as a part of the visit for a more nuanced exposure to ceramics.

2. Mosaic Workshop

Another exciting craft to look at in Barcelona is that of mosaic art and this bonus maps them out for you. This is an age old method in which designs and patterns are made using small cubes of glass or coloured ceramic called tesserae. In the mosaic work shop students will be introduced to the parts of the tools, how to model the tesserae’s and how to fix them in position on the base. The end result could be a beautiful decorative, or it could actually be a functional object such as a mirror or coaster.

Tips:

Mosaics – Try new colors and make an interesting texture for the beauty of zoning.

This can be done by enrolling in a workshop that has a concentration on the famous Catalan Modernism, similar to Gaudí works.

Do not forget to take a break and give your eyes a little break. Extra care must be demonstrated when carrying out mosaics.

3. Leathercraft Workshop

For those considering gaining traction in working with leather, training in Barcelona is helpful in courses dealing in leathercraft. Understand hand stitching as a craft, the techniques of performing this craft, types of stitched items like wallets, belts, or keychains, etc. Professionals will take their time to ensure that they assist you in choosing the right leather, through to the end product. These workshops let you free your imagination while mastering a useful skill.

Tips:

In addition you need to understand the various types of leather and the properties of each in order to determine the most suitable material type for your project.

Stitching should also be practiced on the leather before using the material that will be used to construct the final product.

You may also want to add the initials or any design best for the specific creation.

4. The tours include Street Art & Graffiti Tour and Graffiti art workshop.

Barcelona is one of the places in the world most favorable to street art. Sign up for Street Art Tours that offers exciting and professional guided street art tours where one gets to explore local neighborhoods, and view fascinating street art murals, In the process, one learns the history and methodology of stencils and the story behind the art. To introduce you to the urban art scene in Bratislava you will have a chance to attend a graffiti workshop, in which you will create your piece of urban art with the help of a street artist. Coordinate the vandalism with spray cans and stencils and become a part of Barcelona – the city beyond Gaudí.

Tips:

Ensure to take as many pictures when doing the street art tour since the artworks are inspiring.

Also, men should respect the local laws and graffiti artwork in the areas or without permission which other people have prohibited.

You can use stencils or freehand to complete the name and be creative and unique depending on your choice.

Conclusion

Creativity and innovation are long-lasting barriers in the city of Barcelona. Craft tours and workshops also offer an excellent opportunity to not only get to know a new craft from the inside and to make contacts with artists but also to absorb the spirit of the place and its art. No matter whether you opt for ceramics, mosaics, leathercraft, or street art tours — these craft tours in Barcelona will give unforgettable impressions and unique souvenirs to recall your artistic workshops. Barcelona is the perfect place to set your creative souls free and become passionate about crafts!