SCULPTURE

Taken directly from the 30,000 year-old cave paintings of Chauvet and Lascaux in France, this collection of ten animals is rendered entirely from exquisitely cut art glass fire-polished in a kiln. Display them singly or arrange them freely in groups of your choice.

Kiln-polished glass forms are dramatically layered to make up this mountain-scape of Wyoming's Grand Tetons. The landscape is illuminated by lights recessed into the rear of the hardwood base and reflected off the wall behind.

The stunning Celebrate glasscape impresses with its highly versatile design: 63 kiln-fired glass pieces in nine sizes and seven colors can be arranged in endless variations in nine different grooves on a hardwood base. Once this glasscape is lit up from behind, the magical play of colors is created.

Kiln-polished glass forms make up this glass cityscape of New York as seen from Central Park. The landscape is illuminated day or night by a light, recessed into the rear of the hardwood base, which is reflected off the wall behind.

A gorgeous piece of artisan crafted lighting art, the Changing of the Guard glasscape consists of fully rearrangeable pieces of kiln-fired glass placed in separate grooves on a hardwood base. The glasscape is illuminated day or night by a light, recessed into the rear of the hardwood base, which reflects off the wall behind.

Chenin Blanc is an intimate moment between two female lovers. This sensual sculpture is composed of fused art glass mounted on a black enameled base. Like all Glasscapes, it is illuminated day or night by a light, recessed into the back of the hardwood base, which is reflected off the wall behind.

Whether you see hoops or harps, rings or just things, the Citrine glasscape offers countless opportunities to create your own designs. 49 pieces of kiln-fired art glass create a unique visual effect. The hardwood base includes individually cut out grooves that allow for unlimited ways of rearranging the glass shapes.

Classical Hush is what its predecessor Perennial Hush might have been at Downton Abbey, although you won't need a gardener to water the flowers. The gazebo is built from seventeen separate pieces of kiln-fired art glass. The blossoms are a combination of frit glass and very thin slivers of art glass.

"Gone to Seed in the Crepuscular Landscape" - this is what this unique glass sculpture was named by the artist. Amber and copper blown glass are joined by steel and cast bronze to create an unusual, exotic sculpture that will create a visual impact in any environment. Fully handcrafted by a prominent glass artist based in the USA.