clockwise: toasted, pesto, turquoise, red

clockwise: toasted, pesto, turquoise, red

Red

Red

Toasted

Toasted

Pesto

Pesto

Turquoise

Turquoise

shown with fall leaves group

shown with fall leaves group

clockwise: toasted, pesto, turquoise, red
Red
Toasted
Pesto
Turquoise
shown with fall leaves group

Acorns Group

Art Glass Sculpture (ID: A147089)
$46–$184
$46 $46 /
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Like a still life of the forest floor, these intricate glass acorns boast beautifully mottled colors. Available individually or in a set of four, each is unique and will vary.
  • Materials: Glass
  • Materials: Glass
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Drew and Jeannine Hine

"Form intrigues me and inspires my glass design. Glass's fluid movement and seductive lines allow me to create objects of beauty and style."

Drew Hine's passion for glass began when, as a ceramics major, he found himself in a glassblowing class. From the start, form and color have been focal points of his work. His work incorporates bright, vivid color while maintaining the sleek, modern shapes that are his signature.

Hine has experimented with numerous techniques, but incalmo intrigues him the most. Upon first using this technique, Hine discovered the potential to not only combine two colors, but to combine two separate forms into a completely new one. Today, the artist uses this and other glassblowing techniques to create unique forms.