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2026-08-26

【營業公告】台北大巨蛋藝廊9/16起全新開幕

親愛的貴賓朋友大家好，感謝您對琉璃工房的支持與愛護，備受全國矚目的遠東 Garden City 台北大巨蛋商場棟(莫內花園棟)，將於9月14日結束試營運，9月15日休館一天全面盤點及檢視商場硬體與安全機制，9月16日終於迎來正式開幕！藝廊LINE官方帳號「琉璃工房台北大巨蛋藝廊」即日起正式啟用，誠摯邀請老朋友敘舊與新朋友加入，我們竭誠滿足您的贈禮及收藏需求！歡迎撥打貴賓專線 02-27563904，謝謝。地址：110臺北市信義區忠孝東路四段505號遠東Garden City大巨蛋6樓LINE官方帳號連結 https://lin.ee/7WbIc6y 精彩照片集錦

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2026-04-21

琉璃工房企業徵才

>>琉璃工房104人才招募項目在琉璃工房，我們不只是在製造一件作品，更是在傳遞一種對生命的珍視與文化的溫度。為了讓這份代表台灣的藝術美學走入更多人的生活，我們正在尋找熱愛挑戰、對美感有共鳴的你加入我們的團隊。誠摯歡迎擁有熱誠、願意與品牌共同成長的您，點入上方104連結了解相關職缺訊息。讓我們一起在琉璃的世界裡，開啟屬於你我共同的璀璨願景。 ※延伸閱讀：琉璃工房品牌介紹 ※拍攝地點：台中三越藝廊 / 琉璃工房工作室

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2026-01-27

信念決定不凡—2026年馬年復興展精彩回顧

在光影中相遇 1 月的台北微涼，SOGO 復興館 9 樓卻因人群而溫熱起來。來自不同城市的藏家，在琉璃馬的光影之間慢慢聚集，像一場不約而同的相遇。有人駐足凝視透明雲朵白中奔馳的線條，空氣裡流動著一種專注而安靜的熱烈。「在馬身上，我們可以找到很多吉祥的寓意，也提供很多創作的空間。」楊惠姍笑著說，身邊就是十幾匹天藍小馬，乘著彩色的氣球，帶著觀者進入如夢似幻的仙境。與台北復興SOGO店長許淑賢副總經理共同揭幕展覽亮點不斷，除了琉璃工房的經典馬作品，還有15匹雲朵白的飄逸駿馬，以及四匹「鎮展之寶」——以「風」、「火」、「地」、「氣」元素為發想的大馬，透過不同的線條與色彩，呈現人對於「卓越」、「熾熱」、「信念」與「飛揚」的追求與渴望，為丙午赤馬年描繪出一幅充滿希望的願景。開幕當日，藝術家楊惠姍不僅親自導覽解說，也為每一件作品簽名，藏家像是收到新年禮物的孩子，各個捧著被鐫刻名字的作品，展場彷彿搖身一變成為「玩具店」，現場觀眾的童心和一匹匹琉璃馬並肩奔馳。《榮耀之巔》-雲朵白特別款《光輝時刻》不只作品精彩，還有設計師與工藝師精心打造的「工具箱」，將宛若「煉金術」的琉璃創作毫無保留地呈現。從使用的材料、工具、每一塊玻璃的顏色和化學性質到十二道工序，完全滿足琉璃工藝宅的好奇心！「金馬」奔馳，點亮2026 如果說雕塑完成於火與時間，那麼貼金箔，則完成於呼吸之間。展覽期間，三位來自琉璃工房的設計師輪番上陣，為作品進行貼金箔創作。手穩、心靜，金箔薄如光影，為馬的形體增添新的面貌。金箔落下，新靈魂彷彿被注入作品，也象徵煥然一新的開始。

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2025-08-01

Discover A Brand Where Art, Philosophy, And Craftsmanship Unite

Loretta H. Yang Artist & Founder of LIULI CHINA MUSEUM An acclaimed actor in the 70s and lauded by both the Golden Horse Awards and Asia Pacific Film Festival, Yang extended her talent for the arts into contemporary glass in 1987. Her work is considered the apogee of Asian cast glass and can be found in eminent museums around the world including the V&A in London and Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. Experience LIULI at the SourceVisit the Liuli China Museum in Shanghai to witness how East Asian heritage and contemporary expression meet in glowing harmony. LIULI CHINA MUSEUM ShanghaiLIULI China Museum (LCM) was founded in Shanghai in 2006. In 1987, fueled by an insatiable passion for culture, LCM founders Loretta H. Yang and Chang Yi dove head first into the world of contemporary liuli art through LIULI. Across the last thirty years, their groundbreaking work in liuli has been recognized both domestically and globally; it has reshaped the foundation of the glass art industry and redefined the meaning of glass art itself. Through exhibitions held throughout Asia, they have introduced international artists to a Chinese audience and Chinese liuli to an international audience. In perpetuating culture, they have revived the art of craft. The Story of LIULI: A Revival of Chinese Glass ArtLIULI was founded in 1987 by artist Loretta H. Yang and director Chang Yi with a bold mission—to revive the ancient Chinese art of liuli (a Han Dynasty term for crystal glass). Without formal training, they rediscovered and modernized the lost-wax casting technique once used over 2,000 years ago. From a small studio in Taibei, LIULI has become Asia’s leading voice in contemporary glass art. Today, it is recognized globally in over 30 countries, collected by world leaders and major museums alike. Tradition Meets InnovationEach LIULI piece undergoes a 12-step lost-wax casting process, requiring up to 8 months of craftsmanship. The method allows for incredible detail and complexity—no two artworks are ever the same. By limiting editions and numbering each piece by hand, LIULI preserves the uniqueness of every creation and pushes the boundaries of what glass can express. Philosophy in FormAt its heart, LIULI is more than craft—it is a philosophy. The natural flow of color, the play of light and shadow, and the formation of air bubbles are all embraced as part of the creative process. These elements mirror the ephemeral, emotional nature of life itself. To create LIULI is to honor the past, reflect the present, and imagine the future—through light, through transparency, and through spirit.

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