Glass Blowers

Bob Crooks

Bob Crooks is one of Britain¹s most highly recognized glassmakers. Renown for the high quality, skillfully executed dynamic forms and surfaces, he has been producing over the last twelve years.
http://www.bobcrooks.com

 

Bob Gent

Showcases blown, slumped or fused lamps, bowls, vases and garden art.
http://www.bobgent.com

 

Dianne Rasmussen

Showcase of decorative vessels and tiles by Dianne Rasmussen.
http://www.dbrglassworks.com

 

Hanne Bredesen

Gallery of functional hand-blown jugs, glassware and vases designed for single flowers.
http://www.hannebredesen.com

 

James Michael Kahle

The contemporary sculptural glass of the Rockord, Ohio artist, James Michael Kahle.
http://www.glassbyjm.com

 

Jeau Bishop

Free-blown and sculptural works, abstract sculpture and functional pieces.
http://www.jeaubishop.com

 

Nina Paladino Caron Michael K. Hansen

Glass blowers creating vases, ornaments, paperweights, perfume bottles, marbles, commercial and residential lighting, and sculptures.
http://www.cgsglass.com

 

Peter Greenwood

Connecticut glass artist creates hand blown art glass vessels, goblets, wall sculpture, lighting, furniture, and chandeliers.
http://www.petergreenwood.com

 

Sol Maya

Sol Maya’s traditional, original hand blown glass, with his Saturn Rings, created at his Solart Glass Studio at Klee Wyck in West Vancouver, B.C. Canada
http://www.solmaya.com

 

Suzanne Guttman

Hand blown art glass, blown glass lighting, chandelier, and sinks by Seattle Washington glass artist Suzanne Guttman.
http://www.suzanneguttmanglass.com