Black & White Woven Bowl
Bold woven patterning with high contrast; sculptural shape that reads beautifully in natural light.
Fused Glass
Kiln-formed glass with layered color, pattern, and texture — pieces that shift as the light moves.
What I Make
My fused work ranges from functional pieces you can use every day to decorative work designed to catch light. Each piece is built from layers of glass and fired in a kiln until it becomes one solid form.
- Dishes, trays, and small tabletop pieces
- Decorative panels and accent pieces
- Bold color layering, pattern, and texture
- Limited-run seasonal or event collections (when available)
Process & Materials
Fused glass is a mix of planning and surprise — you can design the layers, but the kiln creates its own magic. I choose glass for how it reacts: transparency, density of color, and the way textures soften or sharpen in the firing.
- Layering for depth and color transitions
- Pattern built from cut shapes, stringers, frit, or powders
- Texture that can read subtle up close and dramatic in sunlight
- Forming when a piece is slumped into a mold to become functional
Featured Example
Black & White Woven Bowl
Kiln-formed bowl with bold woven patterning and strong light/dark contrast.
Gallery Highlights
A curated set of fused pieces (more will be added over time).
Black & White Woven Plate
A crisp monochrome weave with a clean rim — designed for everyday use while still feeling artful.
Rainbow Bowl
Layered color that shifts with the viewing angle; a bright, usable bowl that still feels like a showpiece.
Rainbow Set
A coordinated group of kiln-formed pieces — cohesive color, consistent patterning, and made to be used.
Red & Black Bowl
High-impact red and black with dramatic contrast; a bold statement piece that still earns a spot on the table.
Red & Black Plate
A strong graphic palette with a sleek finish — designed to be used and noticed.
Web Plate
An intricate web-like pattern that pulls the eye inward; texture and linework do the heavy lifting here.
White Woven Plate
Subtle, bright, and clean — the weave reads softly up close and looks elegant on a table or shelf.