They do have some beautiful glass, but the owner is so incredibly rude, you feel like you're in an episode of "Candid Camera". I've never experienced anything like it. The studio in the back is interesting to tour, if you can catch some people working in hot or warm glass, pmc, or mosaics. Just be ready to be treated pretty shabbily.

Not worth the time. Employees are rude and uninteresting. Some nice works, there are just better ways to spend your limited time in the city.

The first impression is awsome. After watching for a while, I began to "intrude" on the artists concentration. They had nothing except education, and entertaining comments about thier work and others at the school. These artist are soem of the best I have ever seen, proficient and expert. They were very willing to education, explain and ...

This studio is very New Orleans. Located in the warehouse/arts district it is laid back and has many hidden treasures. In front is a unpretentious studio with a wide variety of hand blown glass. Make your way to the back and if your timing is right, watch hand blown venecian glass being made in a cavernous warehouse. I have bought a number of glass peices during my travels and the quality is high with very reasonable prices.

NBC Today Show did a Feature with Peter Greenberg on the New Oreleans Glassworks that led us here. What an extradionary, unique, master craftsmen glass, silver and printmaking studio. WOW !

The staff is friendly, informative, knowledgable, patient and helpful. We have recently built a new house and commissioned several designs. The entire ...