Dichroic glass is designed to change colors depending on the viewing angle and lighting conditions. The process of creating this glass bowl begins with carefully layering pieces of colorful dichroic glass. These layers are fired multiple times in a glass kiln, where temperatures reach 1,400 degrees. After firing, each piece is meticulously cut, molded, and polished with care. Turning dichroic glass into beautiful decorative bowls is quite intricate. It requires a lot of patience and precision, but the results are absolutely stunning!
Each bowl measures about 5.25” in diameter and 1.25” tall. As with all handcrafted items, expect to find slight differences in size, color, and design.
Details
- Handcrafted using dichroic glass
- Each bowl measures about 5.25” in diameter and 1.25” tall
About Frank Tuuri
Designer Frank Tuuri has been crafting vibrant glass jewelry in his studio outside Asheville, North Carolina, for nearly two decades. His fused glass jewelry incorporates dichroic glass made with vaporized metal oxides. The glass is fired in a kiln to over 1400 degrees in several layers and requires multiple firings over many hours to produce vivid colors. Each color combination is unique, so no two pieces are ever alike.