Jennifer Morgan Glass / Glass / Bowl / Fluid XL

Today, more than ever, the idea of something broken coming (back) together to create balanced beauty feels special. Each vessel by Jennifer Morgan is handmade and signed.

Outrageously cool!

• Materials – Hand Blown Glass Bowl with attached Hand Blown Glass Fluid
• Dimensions – 12"x8"
• Sustainability – Many vessels use glass fragments that have come from Jennifer's collection of work that broke in the process or didn't meet her quality control and were purposefully broken for use in her adorned vessels
• Care – Please note, you are buying a piece of art, hand-blown by Jennifer and often 1-2 others as part of the glass blowing process. Her work is very unique–adding glass adornments (hand blown or fragmented tumbled glass) during the heated process to the blown vessels. Importantly as a caution, there is also a duality in that these vessels are both hard and fragile. In some ways, you are touching something dangerous–as glass particles can come off with too much pressure and there can be a hard edge that didn’t soften in the heated process or the finishing. We can’t control how you or others handle these stunning objects that also embrace their flaws, or take responsibility for the any cuts that may arise. So please take great care, as you would a sharp knife or similar and don’t run fingers or hands over all parts of these vessels. They are functional, but not meant to be overly handled. When storing, be sure to keep your glass vessel where it won’t bump against other hard objects. Also, change water in vases ofter to avoid staining. We recommend hand washing with luke warm water, non-abrasive soap and sponge and wipe dry to avoid stains. For extra large vases, you might consider placing flower bouquets in a separate glass container inside the vessel in order to keep the inside of the Jennifer Morgan Glass vase sparkling clean.

 

 

This item gets carefully packed and will ship within 5 business days or sooner. Price includes insurance.

Mill Valley, CA

Glass blower Jennifer Morgan manipulates the fluidity of glass, combining broken and recycled glass with new glass. The blown forms are put through a softened broken glass rollup process creating adorned vessels that are both hard and fragile–much like the planet. Know that you are touching something dangerous, that embraces its flaws and not meant to be overly handled.