Glass Museum Penang

Glass Museum Penang set two records in the Malaysia Book of Records: "Longest Batik Motive Glass Painting" and "The First Glass Museum." Fused glass, sandblasted glass, batik glass, and creative art glass were the museum's areas of expertise. The museum uses glass to create one-of-a-kind ornaments, such as clocks, key chains, jewelry, and even personalized glass presents.

When you visit the museum, you can anticipate seeing and experiencing the following:

- Glass history exhibits: The museum has displays that chart the development of glassmaking from antiquity to the present. In addition to seeing samples of various glass varieties and styles, you may learn about the methods used to produce glass objects.

- Glass art exhibits: The museum features a number of exquisite glass sculptures, vases, and other ornamental objects. These works, which highlight the versatility of glass as an art medium, were produced by glass artists both domestically and abroad.

- Interactive displays: Visitors can learn more about the characteristics of glass and the methods used to make it thanks to the museum's interactive displays.