Fresh, young shoots from the ostrich fern emerge from the ground every spring and display a unique shape that resembles the scroll on a violin (or fiddle), giving these fern heads their name.
Cedar Creek Gallery Studio Artist Harrison Harper has recreated these early spring beauties in hand-blown glass for you to enjoy in your garden year-round!
The ferns are designed to be displayed on a rebar stake pushed into the ground. Every fern includes a 17.5" pre-cut length of rebar.
Choose from three different styles:
- Dense Green
- Light Green
- Green Encased in Clear Glass
Since these ferns are hand-crafted, expect slight differences in size and design. In general, they range in size from 10" - 12" tall, and 3" - 4" wide at the "fiddlehead" top.
Details
- Choose from 3 different styles
- Since these ferns are hand-crafted, expect to find slight differences in size and design
- A 17.5" pre-cut length of rebar is included with every fern
About Harrison Harper
In 2004 Harrison began working with artist Lisa Oakley at Oakley Studio Glass. Two years later, he began working as a full-time glassblower but stepped back to be a stay-at-home dad when his first child was born. Harrison remained a studio artist at Cedar Creek until moving to Washington State in 2018. In 2021, Harrison and his family moved back to North Carolina, and he resumed working as a studio artist at Oakley Studio Glass.