Adam Jablonski
Signed and limited editions of glass art from the famous Adam Jablonski.
Campbell Pottery
After thirty years of producing beautiful pottery, Bill Campbell’s work is easily identified. His porcelain is admired for its spectacular color and crisp form. The glazes shimmer with surprising vibrancy in unexpected patterns. Functional art best describes each piece.
Euroline Home Accents
Modern home accents from Euroline. Metal and Glass art accents from Poland, beautiful additions to any home.
Lamps For Every Décor for Every Lifestyle
Ne ‘Qwa Ornaments and Fragrance Lamps
Northern Lights announces Ne’Qwa art glass. Recently introduced in the U.S., Ne ‘Qwa art, is the art of painting on the inside of mouth blown glass. An ancient Mandarin art form carried on by the artists that create these works. Each piece is signed and comes in a satin lined box. The fragrance lamps are fully functional and provide all the benefits of traditional fragrance lamps in a Ne ‘Qwa art container.
Norm Lewellen
Cast stone high relief art. Norm Lewellen, a self taught artist developed this unique artform of using enviornmentally friendly cast stone to produce his original art pieces. Each piece is available framed or unframed where it can be permanently mounted in your fireplace, outside gate or wherever you and your imagination can conceive.
Porcelain Garden
First invented in France in 1827, a Lithophane (vision in stone) is a porcelain engraving that virtually comes alive when illuminated from behind. This art form was lost for many years and re-introduced by Porcelain Garden in 1982. Today Porcelain Garden is alone in the production of this unique and appealing timeless classic.
Randy Wesner & Marna Glover Krueger
Randy and Marna have been glass artists individually for the past twenty five years. Recently they have come together, combining their individual skills and artistic ability to create the glass art shown here.
Rooted in stained glass and accustomed to the combining of cut glass pieces to produce an image. Their work now concentrate on the use of color and form to obtain the desired affect. Randy creates his own blend of glass colors through a technique called aperture pour, melting glass through a crucible onto a kiln shelf. Marna uses strip construction and a technique called combing to create linear patterns and designs.
The inclusion of the above techniques into their designs create a sense of movement and excitement, each piece is unique in itself, with surprising affects when a spot of dichroic or a wire-drop is added.
Truly works of worldclass art their collaboration is just beginning to bring the awards and praise their work is so deserving of.
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