Platinum Moravian Tree Star

Platinum Moravian Tree Star

Platinum Moravian Tree Star

Platinum Moravian Tree Star

Art Glass Tree Topper (ID: A140741)
Designed by Dan Albrecht
$1,150
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Inspired by the traditional Moravian Stars, these hand blown glass Christmas tree toppers have thirteen hollow points. Each point has deep optic ridges that accentuate the shape and sparkle, with six brilliant platinum stripes applied along each point by hand. These weigh about 17 oz, and the opening is about 2", tapering down to about 1" in diameter.
  • Signed by the artist
  • Materials: Glass
  • Signed by the artist
  • 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.