Robin's Eggs in Nest
This standard-size paperweight features a trio of blue robin's eggs in a nest encircled by a wreath of pink and white blossoms.
The flora and robin's eggs are made by the process of lampworking, which involves the use of a torch to melt colored rods of glass so they may be worked into the shapes and designs desired. After the elements are made, they are assembled together in a composition to reflect the environment Smith wants to create. The assembled design is then encased in a glass crystal dome. The bottom is ground down to a polish, and the paperweight is signed. Each piece is unique; slight variations will occur from piece to piece.
The flora and robin's eggs are made by the process of lampworking, which involves the use of a torch to melt colored rods of glass so they may be worked into the shapes and designs desired. After the elements are made, they are assembled together in a composition to reflect the environment Smith wants to create. The assembled design is then encased in a glass crystal dome. The bottom is ground down to a polish, and the paperweight is signed. Each piece is unique; slight variations will occur from piece to piece.
- Materials: Glass
$278.25
Original: $795.00
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This standard-size paperweight features a trio of blue robin's eggs in a nest encircled by a wreath of pink and white blossoms.
The flora and robin's eggs are made by the process of lampworking, which involves the use of a torch to melt colored rods of glass so they may be worked into the shapes and designs desired. After the elements are made, they are assembled together in a composition to reflect the environment Smith wants to create. The assembled design is then encased in a glass crystal dome. The bottom is ground down to a polish, and the paperweight is signed. Each piece is unique; slight variations will occur from piece to piece.
The flora and robin's eggs are made by the process of lampworking, which involves the use of a torch to melt colored rods of glass so they may be worked into the shapes and designs desired. After the elements are made, they are assembled together in a composition to reflect the environment Smith wants to create. The assembled design is then encased in a glass crystal dome. The bottom is ground down to a polish, and the paperweight is signed. Each piece is unique; slight variations will occur from piece to piece.
- Materials: Glass
