WHAT IS WORTH PRESERVING?
EVERY WORKSHOP BEGINS IN SILENCE
EVERY MARK TELLS THE STORY OF SOMEONE WHO CAME HERE TO LEARN
every shaving is a reminder that knowledge is built one gesture at a time
Before learning a technique…
we learn to observe.
the most valuable moments rarely happen while the lathe is turning.
they happen between questions.
A workshop is not defined by its walls.
It is defined by the people who give it life.
So…
what is worth preserving?
For years, this place has quietly welcomed makers from around the world.
Some came to learn.
Some came to challenge themselves.
Some simply wanted time to think with their hands.
For many years I have had the privilege of welcoming students into this workshop.
What began as a place to make things gradually became a place to exchange ideas, experiences and ways of seeing.
Why now?
By the end of October 2026, we’ll know whether we have the opportunity to secure this place for the future.
Future workshop bookings don’t simply support today’s work, they help create the continuity needed to invest in tomorrow.
perhaps this is where our paths meet
Join a workshop
Four days.
Maximum two participants.
A fully immersive learning experience.
To reserve a workshop only a small deposit is required (25%)
What matters most isn’t the amount, it’s the commitment. Knowing that future workshops are already taking shape gives this place the confidence to plan its future.
Future Workshop Pass
Support today. Join when the time is right.
If you don’t yet know when you’ll be able to travel, you can secure today’s workshop price with a pass valid throughout 2027 and 2028. The Future Workshop Pass is available only while this project is active.
Share the Story
If this project resonates with you, sharing this page is another meaningful way to help it reach future makers.
The first 48 people who choose to support this project by booking a workshop or purchasing a Future Workshop Pass will receive a numbered wooden edition, handcrafted in my workshop.
A quiet thank you for helping this place continue.
Every person who has walked through this door has left something behind.
Not just a finished piece.
Ideas.
Questions.
Friendships.
Confidence.
Curiosity.
My hope is that this place continues to welcome makers for many years to come.
