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Glass Lemon

Glass Lemon

Lisa Oakley
$57.00

One hand-blown, matte-finish glass lemon. These lemons look incredibly real, but since they are solid glass, they are much heavier. Hand-crafted by Cedar Creek Gallery studio artist Lisa Oakley in her on-site studio. Each lemon measures approximately 2.5" in diameter x 3.25" tall, but just like real life, every lemon is a bit different! Group several in a bowl for a stunning look!
The matte surface on this glass piece has been achieved through sandblasting. Once sandblasted, a fine coat of oil is applied. Washing the piece may remove that coat of oil. If so, simply apply mineral oil to a soft cloth and rub the glass. Once the surface has a light coating of oil, use a clean, lint-free cloth to rub away any excess oil. As with all hand crafted items, slight variations in size, design, and color should be expected.

Details

  • These lemons look incredibly real, but since they are solid glass, they are much heavier
  • The matte surface on this glass piece has been achieved through sandblasting. Once sandblasted, a fine coat of oil is applied. Washing the piece may remove that coat of oil. If so, simply apply mineral oil to a soft cloth and rub the glass. Once the surface has a light coating of oil, use a clean, lint-free cloth to rub away any excess oil. As with all hand crafted items, slight variations in size, design, and color should be expected.

About Lisa Oakley

Lisa, the daughter of Sid and Pat Oakley began blowing glass in 1994.  She went on to build the first hot glass art studio in eastern North Carolina.
Lisa's hot glass studio is nestled in a natural setting on the grounds of Cedar Creek Gallery. Her parents, Sid and Pat Oakley, both potters, started the gallery in 1968. Over the last fifty-five years, it has grown to support several resident artists and over 200 regional and national craftspeople.