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East Side Glass Studio is a full service hot glass facility with an onsite showroom featuring production and custom pieces. With over 30 years experience, ESGS owners Leigh Taylor Wyatt and Shara Funari upcycle the studio’s glass destined for the landfill into Riforma Glass Designs making glassware, vessels and lighting. Each Riforma piece is truly an original as the shards of recycled glass are never identical. Glassblowing in Austin, Blown Glass, Art glass, Hand Blown Glass, Austin Glassblowing Classes, Custom Work, Private Events, Riforma, Riforma Glass Designs, Sustainable, Recycled Glass, Glass Art, Local Artists, Austin, Texas, Contemporary, Lighting, Light Fixtures, Pendants, Vases, Decor, Gifts, Handmade, East Side Glass Studio, Candle Holders, Votives, Shot Glasses, Drinkware, Cups, Custom Designs, Classes, Hot Glass, Hot Shop, Studio

Kela's Glass Gallery on Kauai, Hawaii is an experienced retailer of contemporary glass art featuring a selection from over 100 U.S. and International glass artists.

Hot Glass Alley creates glass vessels, small sculptures, functional pieces, seasonal gifts, and art glass objects in several unique series and forms.

Ruth O'Donnell, Irish artist printmaker, member of Graphic Studio Dublin, fine art prints, original prints, etchings, carborundum and monotypes, still life, landscape, exhibitions, commissions.

Bearfoot Art Studio is an online connection to the creations and innovations of lampwork bead artist and tool designer Scott Bouwens.

Berkeley painter and sculptor, Ruth Petersen Shorer captures powerful universal feelings through her personally revealing paintings and sculptures.

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Jenn Erickson is a Boston-based ceramic artist producing handmade functional and sculptural ceramic pottery and jewelry. She makes ceramic cups, mugs, bowls, plates, spoons, utensils, vessels, vases, sculptures, ceramic figures, and ceramic jewelry.

Up in the Air Somewhere is Chicago-based artist and designer Susan Dwyer. Three years after graduating from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where she focused in sculpture, Dwyer began creating a line of ceramic and papier-mâché vessels inspired by the clean, minimal lines found in industrial architecture. The silos, warehouses and watertowers that dot the Chicago landscape are transformed into elegant vases, votives and planters. Because they are individually hand-built without the use of molds, every vessel has its own organic, one-of-a-kind character.