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< Hawaiian Reef Butterfly

Snorkelling about in Hawaii is the finest thing on earth, and here's a fused glass platter with a coral reef dweller in the center and little gold lustre fish painted around the border. Bright yellow, white and black fish on a varied blue background.
17" wide by 1 1/8" deep

$425


< The Point

Black points in an iridescent black background, with iridescent blue circle and gray border. Messages from outer space on the border are fired gold lustre
13 3/4" wide by 1 7/8" deep

$275
< American Shad Platter

An iridescent bronze fish with gold lustre scales swims across a black and green platter. He has yellow/gold fins and lips and a blue eye
17" wide by 1 1/8" deep oval

$495

< Eclipse Bowl

A crescent moon in an iridescent starry sky. Stars, meteors, and spirals on border are fired gold lustre
13 1/4" wide and 1 7/8" deep

$225

< Purple Spiral Plate

A flat purple center with an undulating iridescent black border. Gold lustre spirals and little purple rods (called glass stringer) decorate the wavy edge
13 1/2" wide by 1 1/8" high

$225

< Teal Spiral Plate

A flat blue-green center with an undulating iridescent border. Gold lustre spirals and little rods (called glass stringer) decorate the wavy edge
13 1/2" wide by 1 1/8" high

$225

< Turquoise Messages

Same as Red Messages bowl with different colors, different alien language.
13 1/4" wide by 1 7/8" deep

$295


< Red Messages

Cranberry red glass bowl with iridescent bronze and black border. The messages painted on the rim are meant to be from residents of planets in distant galaxies telling us to take better care of the earth. Or else...
13 1/4" wide by 1 7/8" deep

$295
 
These pieces are safe to use for food, but please don't put them in the dishwasher or the oven.

If you're curious about how these fused glass bowls and platters are made, I cut the different colors of glass as though I were making a stained glass window, but instead of soldering, I fuse the pieces together in an electric kiln. The glass is heated at a specific rate to 1450 degrees F. and cooled down (annealed) at an exact rate, and a flat piece of glass is the result. The next step involves a bowl or platter shaped mold, of clay or stainless steel, painted with kiln wash to keep the glass from sticking to it. The flat glass is set on top of the mold, put back into the kiln and heated again to about 1300 degrees F until it slumps down into the mold and takes its shape.

These pieces are safe to use for food, but please don't put them in the dishwasher or the oven.
 

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Lincolnville ME 04849
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