Stage 01
Heat
Silver is heated so it can be worked into the desired shape.
Real Workshop Moments
See the Experience
Before You Join
Explore real moments from the silver jewelry workshop in Ubud — from working with silver and traditional tools to the finished pieces created during the experience.
More Than a Souvenir
A few hours in Ubud, turned into something you can keep.
Photos can tell you what a finished piece looks like, but the real experience happens while you are making it.
These images show the workshop as it is experienced: people working at the benches, silver being heated and shaped, jewelry being refined, and finished pieces ready to take home.
The Making Process
From silver to something you can wear.
The workshop is built around doing, not simply watching. These are some of the moments that make the experience memorable.
Stage 02
Shape
The silver is worked and shaped using traditional jewelry-making tools.
Stage 03
Finish
The surface is refined and polished before the piece is ready to take home.
Finished Pieces
Every piece has its own character.
The final result depends on the design, the silver used, and the choices made during the workshop.
Workshop Atmosphere
Come for the jewelry. Remember the experience.
A silver workshop is not only about the finished piece. It is also about spending time at the bench, learning something new, and creating something with your own hands.
Our regular class is a shared workshop, so during busy periods other travelers may join the same session. That can make the experience relaxed and social.
Regular workshop price:
IDR 500K per person.
The standard class includes up to 5g of silver.
About the photos on this page
The gallery is designed to showcase real workshop moments and finished jewelry. As more workshop photos become available, individual images can be added without changing the overall page structure.
Ready to Make Your Own?
Your turn to create something in Ubud.
Join a hands-on shared silver jewelry workshop and turn a few hours in Ubud into a piece you can take home.