Custom Solid Glass Snowman

$50.00

Frosty appeared when it was freezing. Your snowman starts as a bolus of 2,000ºF molten glass that is carefully shaped and sculpted into an adorable snowman that is guaranteed not to melt in the sun! Each snowman is unique-like snowflakes-no two alike. Approximately 6 ” tall. Currently requires custom order as I have to book studio time (see below).  Please email me to discuss.

 

 

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Glassblowing is a team sport and I am thrilled my team is the Hot Glass Art Center in Marlborough, NH! Jordana along with Nate, Jeff, Joey, and Leah is simply AWESOME, the music is as hot as the glass and they do not accept mediocre! Hard to find better teachers or people!

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Weight 28 oz
Dimensions 6 × 3 × 3 in

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