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Light, held in form.

A small studio blowing vessels in emerald, amber and clear.

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A round emerald glass vessel with a bronze lip on a plaster plinth in afternoon light
EmeraldDeep green vessels that glow almost black where the glass is thickest.

Thick glass, slow colour.

Each piece is gathered, blown and shaped by hand, then cooled overnight so the colour settles deep in the wall.

A low amber glass bowl full of tiny bubbles casting golden light across a plaster plinth
AmberWarm bronze tones for bowls and low dishes that catch evening light.
A tall colourless glass vase with softly rippled walls throwing caustic light onto stone
ClearHeavy, colourless forms where only the shape and the light matter.
Emerald, amber and clear glass vessels lined up along a pale wooden sill beside a sunny studio window

Every piece sits in the window first.

Finished glass spends a week on the studio sill before it leaves, so we can see how it holds the morning light and the evening light.

A glassblower turning a glowing gather of glass at the furnace

A piece made for one place.

  • The roomStart with where the piece will live and the light it will catch.
  • The formSketches and a test gather to settle shape, weight and colour.
  • The makingBlown at the furnace and cooled slowly before it leaves the studio.
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Every commission leaves with the studio mark.

Made by Ploy