Festive Highland Cow

Festive Highland Cow

Festive Highland Cow

Art Glass Ornament (ID: A186104)
Designed by Kimberle Straub
$40
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Decked out for the holidays, this fused glass highland cow is a woolly, festive charmer—and a testament to the glassworking skills of Kimberle Straub.
  • Materials: Glass
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Kimberle Straub

Kimberle Straub

"I love to create. For me, the journey of creating is just as rewarding as the finished work. The art is what people see, but the process to create is a relaxing process of trial and error, experimentation, and results."

Kimberle Straub's journey with glass began over 30 years ago when she took her first stained glass class. Little did she know that it would lead to a career, marriage, and family: working alongside her husband, Gary, in their glass studio and teaching art at a private school. Her fused glass ornaments are inspired by memories of holidays spent with her three sons.