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Glass Art in the Schmiedegarten in Rattey

Schönbeck · 53.5744° N, 13.6189° E
Glass Art in the Schmiedegarten in Rattey

Since 2020, artist Werner Kothe has been displaying his glass art objects in an open-air space—right in the center of the village, across from the castle—and the exhibition is open year-round.

Werner Kothe creates art objects in his “Atelier im Schmiedegarten” using the fusing technique. He offers courses to interested visitors, teaching them about this unique glassmaking process. He displays the results in his open-air exhibition in the Schmiedegarten in Rattey. To sign up for courses or guided tours of the exhibitions, you can contact the artist through his website.

Glass Art in the Schmiedegarten at Rattey in Schönbeck

In the heart of the village of Rattey, across from the castle, artist Werner Kothe has been showcasing his glass art objects in an open-air exhibition accessible year-round since 2020. The glass art at the Schmiedegarten in Rattey, Schönbeck, is an unusual place where craftsmanship and artistic expression meet—nestled in the tranquil landscape of Mecklenburg’s inland region, not far from the Baltic Sea coast of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

Fusing Technique: Glass Objects from the Studio in the Schmiedegarten

In his studio in the Schmiedegarten, Werner Kothe creates his art objects using the fusing technique—a process in which layers of glass are fused together through heating. Interested visitors can learn this unique craft for themselves in classes. Those who wish to explore the exhibition in depth can request a guided tour directly from the artist via his website.

A destination in the Mecklenburg Lake District near the Baltic Sea

Rattey is located in the Mecklenburg Lake District and is a worthwhile stop for anyone exploring the region between Greifswald, Stralsund, and the Fischland-Darß-Zingst peninsula. If you’d like to combine a stay on the Baltic Sea with a trip inland, you’ll find a quiet, authentic attraction here, away from the mainstream tourist crowds.