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Events at Nuutajärvi Glass Village

The Glass Village is alive with events all year round. Culture and experiences await visitors of all ages, engaging all senses.

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EXHIBITIONS

Henri Carrara: Seeing Through Glass

PRYKÄRI VINTTIGALLERIA  |  9 MAY – 21 JUNE 2026

 

Through a series of visual triptychs, Henri Carrara explores a selection of Finnish and international glass artists using three complementary techniques, inviting viewers to discover new perspectives of creative genius.

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ARTICLES

Inside the world of Toikka’s glass birds

Few objects are as closely linked to Finnish glass art as the glass birds created by professor, artist Oiva Toikka (1931–2019). Over the decades, these hand-blown sculptures have found their way into homes, collections, and museums around the world.

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COURSES

Registration for summer 2026 courses ends on 31 May 2026

Registration for next summer’s glassblowing courses is now open! On the week-long intensive courses, experienced glassmakers from around the world will challenge you to push the boundaries of creativity and technique.

Inside the world of Toikka’s glass birds

The Oiva Toikka glass birds were the most popular and longest-running series in Nuutajärvi’s history. In 2024, they were given a permanent home of their own – Bird Nest. Yet, expanding the collection has proven unexpectedly slow: people simply don’t want to part with their birds. 

”My way of making art comes from breaking the rules”

Tommi Ketonen creates glass art with spontaneity, yet with the precision of a tattoo artist. In his captivating graal sculptures, massive forms unveil delicate imagery inspired by light and color.

Glass art reflects well-being

Collecting glass art is often perceived as a niche hobby mastered for a select few. In reality, acquiring handcrafted glass is easier—and more meaningful—than many people think. It’s a personal choice that brings joy to life while supporting the vitality of culture and craftsmanship. 

Finnish glass art deserves bold plans

Just a few years ago, one of the most significant stories in Nordic glass art was on the brink of ending. Now, after millions invested in restoring the historic glass village, Nuutajärvi Glass aims to spark a new rise for unique, handcrafted glass.

ARTICLES

Handcrafted glass is a small but fascinating field – its past, present and future deserve to be seen. Nuutajärvi Glass articles reveal the makers’ stories, the forms of glass and fresh ideas.

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Published once a month, the Nuutajärvi Glass newsletter showcases glassmakers, their perspectives, and current news. 

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