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Origami Crane

Origami Crane
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Origami Crane

Art Glass Ornament (ID: A86341)
Designed by Adam Parsley
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Like a ship in a bottle, this ornament inspires a sense of wonder. To create it, the artist delicately encloses a hand-folded paper crane in a molten bubble of blown glass. Each is unique; pattern on paper will vary within the palette shown. An Artful Home exclusive.
  • Materials: Glass
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Adam Parsley

Adam Parsley

"Anything capable of engendering a youthful sense of wonder in a grown adult is priceless."

Adam Parsley is enamored with the meticulous process he has developed to enclose origami paper in molten glass—without burning it. By far, his greatest satisfaction comes from being asked, "How did you do that?" With more than fifteen years of glassblowing experience, Parsley draws upon a wide variety of techniques to create his spellbinding work.