How Each Piece Is Made

Every piece is individually handcrafted using traditional lampworking techniques.

Glass rods are slowly heated over an open flame until molten, then carefully shaped by hand. This process requires steady control, experience, and time. No molds are used, and no two pieces are ever exactly the same.

Small variations in color, shape, and detail are a natural result of true handcraft — and a mark of authenticity.

Why Lampworked Glass

Lampworking is a time-intensive glassmaking method that allows for precise control and durability.

After shaping, each piece is gradually cooled and annealed in a kiln to relieve internal stress and strengthen the glass. This step is essential for ensuring long-term stability and wearability.

While this process takes longer than mass production, it allows us to create pieces that are both visually refined and structurally sound.

Quality & Finishing

Once cooled, every piece is carefully cleaned, inspected, and finished by hand in the studio.

We pay close attention to balance, surface smoothness, and overall durability before a piece is approved. Only work that meets our quality standards is prepared for packaging.

Our goal is simple:
to create handcrafted glass pieces you can enjoy and trust.

Made Slowly, With Intention

Each creation is made in small batches, not on an assembly line.

This allows us to focus on consistency, craftsmanship, and quality — rather than speed or volume. What you receive is a thoughtfully made piece, shaped by hand and finished with care.