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two transparent glass discs made from shell
two transparent glass discs
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two transparent glass discs made from shell

White Scallop Glass Disk

£35.00

Glass disk made with waste scallop shells sourced from Fowey Fishery in Cornwall. Venetian glass is blown with shell powder. The glass was then cut into small disks, making for the perfect gift and sample piece.

As there are multiples of each colour, each disk varies slightly in texture. Please be aware there may be small defects due to the nature of the bubbles and the way it has been cut.

EDITION
One of six decorative glass disks

TECHNIQUE
Hand blown

MATERIAL
Venetian glass, Waste scallop shells

DIMENSIONS
D 3.8cm, Thickness: 0.5cm

INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING
If you are interested in this piece and are outside of the UK please get in touch for a shipping quotation with the name of the piece you are interested in.

Glass disk made with waste scallop shells sourced from Fowey Fishery in Cornwall. Venetian glass is blown with shell powder. The glass was then cut into small disks, making for the perfect gift and sample piece.

As there are multiples of each colour, each disk varies slightly in texture. Please be aware there may be small defects due to the nature of the bubbles and the way it has been cut.

EDITION
One of six decorative glass disks

TECHNIQUE
Hand blown

MATERIAL
Venetian glass, Waste scallop shells

DIMENSIONS
D 3.8cm, Thickness: 0.5cm

INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING
If you are interested in this piece and are outside of the UK please get in touch for a shipping quotation with the name of the piece you are interested in.

 

Ingredients

PLACE
Fowey, Cornwall
Murano, Italy

PEOPLE
Fowey Fishery
Wave Murano Glass

RAW MATERIALS
Waste Scallop Shells, Venetian glass

These glass disks were made in collaboration with Benjamin Lintell, from Wave Murano Glass. To achieve the texture and bubbles, molten glass was rolled into crushed waste scallop shells sourced from Fowey Shellfish in Cornwall, and then blown into larger rondells, the glass was then cut into small disks. Discover the process here.