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Artisan Gallery

anneclark01@comcast.net

Glass Arts

Anne Clark

I have been working in glass since 1986. I was initially awed by the beauty of stained glass as a living medium which changes throughout the day. I design and craft panels for the window as well as bowls and plates.

carolyn@carolynkdesigns.com

Jewelry, Glass Arts, Metal Arts

Carolyn K. Designs

I make colorful fused glass and chainmail jewelry and home decor. My work is all about color that will brighten your day and will have your friends asking, “Where did you get that? I want one too!”

Bmrlarubia@gmail.com

Glass Arts

Glass-Fused Glass Vessells and Jewelry-Brenda Reagan

Artist Statement-Brenda Reagan
I do glass fusing and forming using glass powders, crushed glass, and specialty sheet glass. I use controlled high temperatures in an electric glass kiln with many layers of glass and sometimes multiple firings and many, many power tools! I use a variety of glass inclusions, colors with layering, and textures. Every day I enter my workshop to create - is like opening presents on Christmas morning! So many things to play with! So much color! Oh, where to start!

Bmrlarubia@gmail.com

Glass Arts

Kiln formed-Fused Glass - Brenda Reagan

Kiln Formed Fused Glass unique, one of a kind pieces, Vessels and Jewelry with rainbow reflective qualities.

mystic.lines@gmail.com

Jewelry, Glass Arts

Mystic Lines

I am a Jewelry Artist who predominantly focuses on making minimalistic, delicate, and chic jewelry using the techniques of wire wrapping, chainmail, weaving, resin work, glass fusing & etching. I also love creating functional homeware such as resin and fluid art coasters.

rockfusionstudio@gmail.com

Glass Arts

Rock Fusion Studio

My glass journey started with a birthday gift: a fused glass class. I took the class and was immediately hooked. I love working with color and texture and creating pieces that bring happiness and joy.

info@tesseraeglass.com

Glass Arts

Tesserae Glass Designs

We create mosaic works of art on many different surfaces, from bowls and plates to antique window and musical instruments. We use mostly second-hand or thrift store finds for the bases and apply stained glass, glass gems, beads, shells and a variety of other decoration to make your household item shine!

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