Sorbet Plume

Sorbet Plume
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Sorbet Plume

Art Glass Ornament (ID: A186040)
Designed by Adam Thomas
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This elegant keepsake box makes unboxing feel as special as the gift inside.

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Blown in opaline glass and rolled in a bright gemstone frit, this softly curved drop glows with sorbet color.
  • Materials: Glass
  • Materials: Glass
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Adam Thomas

"Making art is a spiritual endeavor that provides me with a way to explore and work through emotions and personal ideas. It has given me a purpose and self-worth that has allowed me to develop my identity as an artist, and as a human."

Adam Thomas uses traditional glassblowing and torchworking techniques to create a unique body of work. After graduating from the College for Creative Studies, he co-founded The Juicebox, a glass studio in Detroit, MI.