Ulrike Umlauf-Orrom’s glass art & vessels: In her own words she likes to ‘catch the light & bind it up, to weave it into a cloth of colour, air & light’. She lives in Germany. See Blogroll for a link.

May 13, 2016by Decanter Leave a comment

Bowls. 2010: Clear glass, coloured with enamel / Bowl. 2010: Clear glass, coloured with enamel, applied circles, polished rim / Shells. 2011: Clear glass, coloured with enamel, air pockets / […]

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Jan Lambert Kruse’s wire-caged glass cocoons & his blown glass sculpture, ‘Milky Way’. He lives & works in Stockholm. See Blogroll for a link.

April 25, 2016by Decanter Leave a comment

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Harumi Ikushima’s murrine glass vessels & a glass case. See Blogroll for a link to the KotoKoto site (under IH) which supplies her work.

February 18, 2016by Decanter Leave a comment

‘Among the many steps of creating blown murrine, I especially enjoy the quiet part of the process, like deciding the color and design of the cane, or making the canes, […]

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Gauze weave, known as usumono (thin fabric) in Japan, inspired Kota Arinaga in her Gaze range of glass vessels. See Blogroll for a link.

November 30, 2015by Decanter 1 Comment

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Glass blown into elegant forms by Devin Burgess, who lives in Vermont, USA. He produces sculptural & production ranges. See Blogroll for a link (under DB) to the Borealis Studios (Gallery).

June 19, 2015by Decanter Leave a comment

Sculptural glass / Some of Devin Burgess’ Production glass

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A variant life’s work: Japanese glass artist, Yoichi Ohira’s work has evolved through Japanese & Venetian Murano glass influences. Image sources are many.

May 30, 2015by Decanter Leave a comment

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Faults provide solutions: ‘off-center, in glassblowing vocabulary, refers to a shape displaced…’ Offcentre, N.Y., take advantage of this displacement in their vessels & glass art (& lights, not shown). See Blogroll for a link.

May 3, 2015by Decanter Leave a comment

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Australian glass artist, Giles Bettison, explores Murrini glass techniques to develop his own style. A link to Tansey Contemporary Gallery (under GB) is under Blogroll.

February 19, 2015by Decanter Leave a comment

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Utilitarian art: Amos Ender Moje at Mo-endesign, Melbourne, considers the environment in his lights & vessels made from recyclable glass. A link to his site is under Blogroll.

December 10, 2014by Decanter 2 Comments

Sreda Babushka light / Medium nested light / Medium Urchin pendant / Vases / recycled bottles / Glocke pendant light / clear / Small Urchin pendant / Nishi Vase Series […]

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Decanted

A selection from the fruit on the web, decanted into this blog for gulping, sipping or throwing into the sink. CLICK ON A POST FOR MORE IMAGES.

Tag Archives: glass vessels

Ulrike Umlauf-Orrom’s glass art & vessels: In her own words she likes to ‘catch the light & bind it up, to weave it into a cloth of colour, air & light’. She lives in Germany. See Blogroll for a link.

Jan Lambert Kruse’s wire-caged glass cocoons & his blown glass sculpture, ‘Milky Way’. He lives & works in Stockholm. See Blogroll for a link.

Harumi Ikushima’s murrine glass vessels & a glass case. See Blogroll for a link to the KotoKoto site (under IH) which supplies her work.

Gauze weave, known as usumono (thin fabric) in Japan, inspired Kota Arinaga in her Gaze range of glass vessels. See Blogroll for a link.

Glass blown into elegant forms by Devin Burgess, who lives in Vermont, USA. He produces sculptural & production ranges. See Blogroll for a link (under DB) to the Borealis Studios (Gallery).

A variant life’s work: Japanese glass artist, Yoichi Ohira’s work has evolved through Japanese & Venetian Murano glass influences. Image sources are many.

Faults provide solutions: ‘off-center, in glassblowing vocabulary, refers to a shape displaced…’ Offcentre, N.Y., take advantage of this displacement in their vessels & glass art (& lights, not shown). See Blogroll for a link.

Australian glass artist, Giles Bettison, explores Murrini glass techniques to develop his own style. A link to Tansey Contemporary Gallery (under GB) is under Blogroll.

Utilitarian art: Amos Ender Moje at Mo-endesign, Melbourne, considers the environment in his lights & vessels made from recyclable glass. A link to his site is under Blogroll.