For Two: Inside the Workshop

For me, the master class stands a little apart from work.

Yes, the place is the same, the instrument is the same, and I am the same, but everything is a little different…

Guests come to you. And not to the client area, but to the workshop ITSELF. Where only a few can go, only the closest ones. Means.. they automatically become close people to me, despite the fact that we met a minute ago.

And it’s a cool feeling – busy with one thing, we first look at each other, then get carried away with it, and the boundaries blur, conventions are lost. And everything happens by itself.

Yes, the master class pulls everything out of you – both physically (4 hours without a break on your feet) and emotionally. There is constant communication, stories, hints, explanations, funny stories, which have accumulated a lot!
I am inundated with questions “What? What for? Why?” I’m trying to answer everything))
And by the end of the lesson, you are completely “squeezed out”…but not devastated, but quite the opposite! The energy exchange has happened! You gave a lot, and in return you got back many times more. And it’s a very sweet, pleasant feeling.

And I am also happy when “students” see our “kitchen” from the inside, when they receive tons of new information in a few hours!
And most importantly, most of the MK participants imagine that I will do almost all the work for them. No really)) all work processes: from melting to polishing are done only by you!
You don’t have to worry about the result. I’m responsible for him. The product turns out to be very decent.