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Blown Glass / A pinwheel vortex design in Greek indigo-blue evokes the clear skies and sparkling deep seas of the Aegean islands. A sunshine-yellow rim frames this striking display platter and helps entice the eye into the center of the piece. Suitable for wall or table display.
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Details
George O'Grady - Artist / George O'Grady began working with hot glass in 1993. He is predominately self-taught as a lampworker, with a great nod of respect to his brother, Kevin O'Grady, and Lewis C. Wilson. George now creates delightful things such as marbles, beads, spinning tops, bottle stoppers, blown chili peppers, and more. Meeting Tesuque Glassworks' founder, Charlie Miner, in 1994 changed George's world as he began learning from Charlie and exploring the wonders of "offhand glass blowing". Before becoming one of the Featured Artists at Tesuque Glassworks in Tesuque, NM, George was strongly influenced in his art by Art Nouveau artist Louis Comfort Tiffany and the early 20th-century art movement that grew from impressionism to modern abstract.
21" Dia
CALL 844-774-7774 to order.
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Details
George O'Grady - Artist / George O'Grady began working with hot glass in 1993. He is predominately self-taught as a lampworker, with a great nod of respect to his brother, Kevin O'Grady, and Lewis C. Wilson. George now creates delightful things such as marbles, beads, spinning tops, bottle stoppers, blown chili peppers, and more. Meeting Tesuque Glassworks' founder, Charlie Miner, in 1994 changed George's world as he began learning from Charlie and exploring the wonders of "offhand glass blowing". Before becoming one of the Featured Artists at Tesuque Glassworks in Tesuque, NM, George was strongly influenced in his art by Art Nouveau artist Louis Comfort Tiffany and the early 20th-century art movement that grew from impressionism to modern abstract.
