Glass & Pottery - Our Artists

Rosemary Celon-Gordon

Hand painted art glass by Rosemary Celon-Gordon.

Always looking to recycle, and using the same paints as she does for her glass paintings

and ornaments.

Rosemary transforms sometimes unwanted or discarded clear glass vases into one of a kind

fully functional decorative vases. [ more ]

Rosetree Blown Glass Studio

Mark Rosenbaum

Rosetree Blown Glass Studio and Gallery creates distinctive, artistic work utilizing traditional glassblowing techniques. [ more ]

Vines Art Glass

Bryce Dimitruk began creating art from hot and cold glass in 1998 while working at the international recognized Steven Lundberg Art Glass Studio in Santa Cruz, California. During his five years there, Bryce studied under several masters and worked on projects for many nationally renowned galleries and museums.

"Glass is ever changing, never stale for a moment.  Working with glass is exhilarating and exhausting all at the same time. I love it. One thing is certain, there is always a bit of me in each creation."

Vines Art Glass is featured in over 100 well-known galleries and museums ... [ more ]

Glass Forge

The Glass Forge has been using traditional Italian Art Glass techniques to create the wide variety of art you see on this website.

Most of our work is done in a team oriented fashions with a gaffer directing the art being created.

These techniques have been practiced for at least 2000 years ... [ more ]

Vandermark-Merritt

There are several techniques employed in making cased floral pieces. Colored glass rods and glass millefiori are used to create the distinct flowers that are cased and suspended in molten crystal glass. The crystal glass is then blown and hand-formed into it's final shape. The piece is then polished, signed and given a number for limited edition.

It is important to understand that the color in the piece and the flowers are not painted on with paints. The piece is completely made of glass. We are very proud that we have developed and use all our own colors and glass formulas ... [ more ]