Deep Form Vessels, Bowls & Tables
Deep form vessels are more complex than "normal" bowls, involving a more complex kiln-forming process. Both techniques result in amazing functional art forms!
"Colours of Monet"
Pale blues and violet adorn this delicate, super-thin beauty.
Custom-designed using clear glass with powders, fused and dropped (melted) through a ring mold to create the bowl shape.
Final preparation includes cutting off the excess rim and cold-working, and finally sandblasting the glass to create a soft matte surface.
"Into the Black Hole"
Glass powders kiln-fused and stretched into an intriguing rimmed vase.
"Coral Waves"
A unique coral-pink coloured hexagon bowl. Made by "stretching" powdered glass to create these beautiful striations and finished with a beveled edge for refinement.
"Cracked"
Translucent and opal glass powders kiln-fused in a crackle style.
"Pale Lavender"
Glass powders kiln-fused and stretched into an intriguing rimmed vase.
"Reactions I"
"Reactions II"
"Four Leaf Clover"
When this piece was first fired, it had the distinct pattern of a Four Leaf Clover! Although the image has stretched and disappeared, I like to think that's it's still there, bringing some good luck... :-)