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In honor of Mother’s Day, our Art of the Week is “dawn (gold topaz)” by Layo Bright. This mold-blown sculpture was created using a life mold that the artist took of her mother’s face. Bright’s mother’s visage recur

New to the Museum Store: glass chain necklaces by Seattle-based artists Sue Kim and Zeke Spier of Corpse Flower Studio. Plus, today and tomorrow are your last chances to save 15% on all jewelry during our Mother’s Day Sale!

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Millefiori is a glass technique that merges two Italian words to signify the appearance of a thousand flowers. To create this design, numerous small elements are fused tog

Visiting Artist Cedric Mitchell will be in the Hot Shop this week, May 8–12! 🔥

Cedric Mitchell’s studio art glass practice is deeply influenced by 18th-century imperial Chinese glass and the innovative spirit of Postmodernism. Through v

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A very happy Star Wars Day. May the force be with you all.

Object credit:
Designed by Benjamin Gruenbaum (age 9), made by Museum of Glass Hot Shop Team and Joseph Gregory Rossano (American, born 1962)
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Museum of Glass is saddened to hear of the passing of Czech glass maestro Petr Novotný. We remember him fondly as a towering figure in Czech glass and as one of the first artists to work in our Hot Shop. We are honored to remember him through

Repost from @linotagliapietra: Behind the scenes of Sono Lino! Are you getting excited for the Maestro’s new documentary? Let us know below👇🏼🙌🏼

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Save 15% on all jewelry in the Museum Store for Mother’s Day! 💐

Visit the Museum Store now through Sunday, May 12 to save 15% on all jewelry for Mother’s Day. Discount available in-store or online with offer code MOMSLOVEGLASS.

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