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Art Glass Ornament (ID: A101961)
Designed by Brian Lockwood
$48
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This elegant keepsake box makes unboxing feel as special as the gift inside.

Pieces handmade by artists sometimes take longer to get to you—we think they're worth the wait.

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This exquisite orb of ribbed blown glass has a regal air, with aubergine petals and pearl-white tracery. An Artful Home exclusive.
  • Materials: Glass
  • Materials: Glass
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Brian Lockwood

"Majestic art adorns the spiritual garden of our minds."

Glass artist Brian Lockwood believes that the practice of meditation when crafting one's work can lead to the natural beauty and artistic expression of a piece of glass

Using traditional glassblowing techniques, Lockwood imparts a modern flare to bring out his individualistic style within the work.

Lockwood learned glass blowing from his brother, Paul Lockwood, whose mentorship sent him on the odyssey of working with glass.