Farbglashuette

Nestled in the Thuringian Forest, "The Green Heart of Germany", the Farbglashuette Lauscha GmbH is the heart of the picturesque glass lampworking town, Lauscha. Lauscha has over 400 years of glass history. The Farbglashuette was founded over 155 years ago, and began producing colored glass rods and tubes to support the growing cottage industry. The Farbglashuette is a medium sized company, with 53 employees, and has been producing hand pulled color glass rods and tubes since 1853. Their glass rods and tubes are pulled by hand to this day, in a spectacular ballet of skill and experience, that anyone can see when they visit the "Glass Hut" in person.

 

Since the privatization in 1995, the “Glass Hut’s” production has become more and more open to guests in the form of a guided tour. The Experience concept of the “Glass Hut”, ties together tradition, production and modern glass maker’s art in an unforgettable experience. Follow the red ribbon through our “Glass hut” and experience living history in a modern facility yourself. 


The Farbglashuette Lauscha presents an exclusive special gallery show!
From September 20, 2009, to January 17, 2010, the Museum for Glass Art Lauscha (Museum fuer Glaskunst Lauscha) presents in the Farbglashuette Lauscha, the special exhibition, “Blaschka – Glass Creatures from the Sea”. Read more…


Summer Event: Bead Design Days
The 2009 edition of “Bead Design Days” will take place on the 22nd and 23rd of August in the Farbglashuette. All guests can take part in a very interesting program. Read more...


Our Webcam: A view of the Farbglashuette from the Lauscha church tower


Blick auf die Farbglashütte


business hours

Mo-Fr: 10.00-18.00
Sa, So, Holiday: 
10.00-17.00
Daily tours 10.00-15.30
(every half hour,
Lunch

13.00-14.00

Partners

Visit our partners

Glassmaking Harzkristall
Derenburg

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