We’re thrilled to welcome the esteemed Jessica Jue back to host another extraordinary MasterMaker event at FORGE. Jessica brings a wealth of expert in-depth knowledge, skill, craftmanship and passion to this in person event. During 5 captivating hours, you’ll engage in a talk, witness a live demonstration, and partake in a hands-on Keum Boo workshop where you will create a stunning, unique bookmark finished with a luxurious silk tag.

Don't miss out on this unique opportunity, limited places available! Booking essential. 

What are our MasterMakers?

These monthly events embody what FORGE stands for: exceptional design, the preservation of skills, and the sharing of knowledge. They are limited to 10 people for a unique & intimate, exclusive experience with a highly skilled & accomplished designer. 

During 5 captivating hours, you’ll engage in a talk, witness a live demonstration, and partake in a hands-on workshop, all guided by the MasterMakers themselves. The event concludes with a relaxed chat and mingle over food & wine. 

Price is per person.

What will I make?

Enjoy a special afternoon making a gorgeous silver and gold bookmark, learning the ancient art of Keum Boo, a technique of attaching 24ct gold to silver. You will finish off the bookmark with a beautiful silk tag.

What will happen on the day?

Jessica will bring a wealth of expert in-depth knowledge, skill, craftmanship and passion to this in person event. 

During the talk and Q&A session, she’ll share insights into her journey, discoveries, and achievements, including the V&A acquiring a piece for their collection.

Following her demonstration, you’ll make a gorgeous unique silver bookmark beautifully embellished with texture applied with Jessica’s personal hammers, and 24ct gold attached to the surface, creating a unique pattern.

The experience will be rounded off with a relaxed chat & mingle with Jessica over wine and delicious sushi from our neighbours Mugen. 

What skills do I need?

Difficulty Level: EASY

Some basic understanding of jewellery making is helpful but to essential. 

What should I bring?

- All materials will be provided.

- Reading glasses (if you need them!) 

What should I wear? 

Clothes: Casual and not too precious as they may get a bit dusty or damaged.  Avoid long, loose fitting sleeves and anything that might catch or get caught whilst you are working.

Shoes: Casual flat shoes and no open toed sandals in case you drop a hammer or something hot on them!

Hair: Tie long hair back.

Who is my instructor?

Jessica Jue

How do I get there? 

See contact page for details on public transport and parking.