Students visit the museum under the guidance of an expert. They observe the artifacts exhibited and, through descriptions and Q&A sessions, learn about the history of the local firm producing fashion jewelry and how it contributed to the economic development of the town in the early 1950s-1960s. It is a journey through the 19th-century socio-economic history of the town and the development of accessories and fashion during the same period. Students are asked questions to engage them in discovering the local industry and the artifacts manufactured by the workers who later contributed to the creation of the museum.

Following the visit, the students take part in a workshop where they are divided into smaller groups, again under the guidance of an expert. The workshop's task is to create pieces of jewelry inspired by the value of creating bonds and connections, one of the themes of the exhibits previously shown to the students. The students use simple materials and tools to express their inventiveness. By working in small groups, students share ideas and inspiration, thereby developing and expanding their individual creativity.

 

CC - HERITAGE – Bijou Museum: visit and workshop
CC - HERITAGE – Bijou Museum: visit and workshop
CC - HERITAGE – Bijou Museum: visit and workshop
CC - HERITAGE – Bijou Museum: visit and workshop
CC - HERITAGE – Bijou Museum: visit and workshop
CC - HERITAGE – Bijou Museum: visit and workshop
CC - HERITAGE – Bijou Museum: visit and workshop
CC - HERITAGE – Bijou Museum: visit and workshop
CC - HERITAGE – Bijou Museum: visit and workshop
CC - HERITAGE – Bijou Museum: visit and workshop
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