Nolaglass Wedding Breaking Glass & Bag - Shades Of Blue
$60.00
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SKU: RST-0015
Description
Congratulations! Breaking a glass under a chuppah is one of the most customary traditions at a Jewish wedding. Celebrate the momentous occasion with this beautiful Shades of Blue Nolaglass Breaking Glass. Skillfully hand-blown by artist David Lindsley of Nolaglass, this glass cup was formed with thin, flattened sides, and score marks that allows for an effortless break under the chuppah. Rich shades of bright pink, purple, and teal meld into one another to form the delicate wave pattern and cylindrical shape. The interior of the breaking glass is colored white with high-quality glass paint and polished with a protective coating. It arrives wrapped with a special cloth fitted in a custom pouch with convenient drawstrings.
Please take into consideration that the colors of the glass may demonstrate some differences among individual pieces. This is due to the fact that each breaking glass is handmade, leading to minor deviations from the image presented on the website.
- Dimensions: 4.5L x 3.5W x 3.5H
- Color: Blue
- Made In: USA
- SKU: RST-0015
About the Artist: Nolaglass creates distinctive, artistic work utilizing traditional glassblowing techniques. Classical shapes, iridescent colors and interior designs are combined to provide a unique approach to an ancient art. The creative force and owner, David Lindsley, brings to Nolaglass an unusually diverse background in glassblowing, glass casting, ceramics and jewelry. The result is an exciting interpretation of the art of glass.
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Details
| Dimensions | 4.5L x 3.5W x 3.5H |
|---|---|
| Height | 3.5 in |
| Width | 3.5 in |
| Length | 4.5 in |
| Material | Glass |
| Style | Contemporary |
About Mark Rosenbaum Rosetree
Rosetree Glass Studio creates distinctive, artistic work utilizing traditional glassblowing techniques. Classical shapes, iridescent colors and interior designs are combined to provide a unique approach to an ancient art. The creative force and owner, Mark Rosenbaum, brings to Rosetree an unusually diverse background in glassblowing, glass casting, ceramics and jewelry. The result is an exciting interpretation of the art of glass.
