Sphere Glass provides a novel form for three-dimensional glass. Hemispherical glass spheres are fused to clear or cast background glass panels. Spheres can be added to one side or both sides of the panel, and they can be cast (textured) or clear, with or without color. The spheres may be made up to two feet in diameter.
Contact: Nathan Allan Glass Studios Inc., Richmond, BC, Canada.
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Author: Blaine Brownell
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