Red and White Lollipop Swirl
Red and White Lollipop Swirl
Red and White Lollipop Swirl
Red and White Lollipop Swirl

Red and White Lollipop Swirl

Art Glass Ornament (ID: A176934)
Designed by Dan Albrecht
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Inspired by vibrant confections, this hand-blown glass ornament features a refined red-and-white spiral formed by twisting colored glass, then blowing it into a disc and turning it off-axis to create the dynamic pattern.
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  • Materials: Glass
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Dan Albrecht

Dan Albrecht

Albrecht Art Glass
"I use the diverse colors and forms of flameworked glass to capture the beauty of nature. "

Primarily self-taught, Dan moved to Seattle in 2004 to pursue a career in glassblowing. After working as a studio assistant, instructor, and head of glassblowing at an architectural lighting firm, he is now a full-time independent artist.