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A molten gather of glass glowing on the end of a blowpipe

Brisa Marin

Hand-blown glass studio

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A teal tumbler with a thick, uneven base
A pair of bud vases in clouded sea-green
A wide bowl with a folded, rolling rim
A bottle stoppered with a clear glass knob
A cluster of paperweights catching the light
A tall carafe with a single trapped bubble
A short beaker in smoke grey
A footed dish with a pulled, twisted stem
A row of shot glasses in graded blues
A hand-sized float, frosted on one side
A jug with a wide, flattened lip
A small ribbed bowl on a windowsill
The studio bench with pipes, jacks, and a glowing furnace behind

About

I blow glass the slow way, gathering from a small furnace I keep running through the colder half of the year and working each piece by hand at the bench until it settles into a shape worth keeping. The colours come from oxides I mix in modest batches, so a run of tumblers is never quite uniform — a little more sea in one, a little more smoke in the next. Most of what survives the annealer is sold straight from the studio, and I take a handful of commissions a year for people who want something made to live with rather than look at.

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Studio visits by appointment only