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Art Glass Ornament (ID: A176958)
Designed by Manzanita Glassworks
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This elegant keepsake box makes unboxing feel as special as the gift inside.

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This blown glass ornament features a harmonious blend of ruby, amethyst, and blue glass colors; its molten glass bubble is blown into a brass mold to achieve its raised optical ridges, which are then hand twisted, creating an eye-catching spiral of texture and color.
  • Materials: Glass
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Manzanita Glassworks

Manzanita Glassworks

"I enjoy the immediacy of working with molten glass, I learn something new every time I am in the studio."

Dave Strock uses traditional and contemporary glassblowing techniques to create decorative and utilitarian blown glass objects. His aim is to create objects that display a harmonious balance of form, pattern, and color.

Strock received a BFA in Glass from California State University, Chico, and supplemented his education through various workshops at the Appalachian Craft Center in Tennessee, the Corning Museum of Glass in New York, the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts in Maine, and the Pilchuck Glass School in Washington.