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light green garden globe displayed outside in a spring garden surrounded by blooms

Infinity Globe

Harrison Harper
$89.00
Description

The Light Green Glass Infinity Globe is a mesmerizing hand-blown glass creation, perfect for adding an artistic touch to your garden or outdoor space. Measuring 5" in diameter, this stunning orb is crafted using traditional glassblowing techniques, resulting in a unique, one-of-a-kind piece.

The globe's rich green hue is enhanced by its textured surface, adorned with diamond-shaped ribs that catch and refract light beautifully, creating a dynamic interplay of color and shadow. These intricate details add depth and dimension, making the piece as captivating up close as it is from a distance.

Designed for outdoor display, the Infinity Globe comes with a 12-inch length of rebar, allowing for secure placement in a garden bed, pathway, or landscape feature. This elegant globe brings a sense of wonder and artistry to any setting, whether catching the sunlight by day or reflecting ambient light at night.


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About Harrison Harper

Harrison Harper began his career as a glass artist in 2002, creating lamps. He transitioned from lampworking, where artists use a torch to melt cold glass, to offhand glass blowing, where artists use a blowpipe and hot glass.
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.
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