About this Product
Fused Glass Ocean Wave Art in relaxing shades of Turquoise Blue. This listing is for a 12 inch turquoise wave.
This beautiful piece of artwork is hand-made. Each piece has hundreds of pieces all hand cut glass bits each placed to create these colorful waves. Then arranged to give you the feel of the movement of an ocean wave. Each piece flows with movement so you could really feel the splashing ocean water!
Once assembled they are fired to 1365 degrees which just enough to fuse the pieces together yet retain the texture.
Glass is 12 inches around. It is 16 inches tall in the custom stand.
Please note that all my items are Handmade so there may be slight color and / or design variations. All pieces are signed by the artist.
It will capture the light and add color to your home. Would be great as a one-of-a-kind housewarming gift, beach house decor, and a unique gift for any ocean lover!
Waves are available in 6 and 8 inch mounted on driftwood and 10 and 12 inch in stands. Visit my store to see more waves and of more of my art. https://www.etsy.com/shop/GlassArtByAnnie
Glass Art by Annie
Meet the Maker
Creating beautiful colorful glass art for your home and yard.
I have always worked in high stress jobs. I decided I need to find a outlet for my artistic side, I took a fused glass glass and immediately became hooked. I bought my first kiln within a month, cleared out an area we were using for storage and created an art studio. I love the colors and feel of glass. Glass can also be unpredictable! Opening the kiln to me is always like opening a present on Christmas morning. I still work my high stress job but when I go into my glass studio I can relax and play and create. I call it my zen place. Thanks for looking!
How it’s Made
Each piece has hundreds of pieces all hand cut glass bits each placed to create these colorful waves. Then arranged to give you the feel of the movement of an ocean wave. Each piece flows with movement so you could really feel the splashing ocean water! Once assembled they are fired to 1360 degrees which just enough to fuse the pieces together yet retain the texture.
