Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
The piece stands tall and straight, walls thick enough to swallow light. Oxblood red deepens to near-black at the curve, then opens into warm garnet where the interior catches the room. Rows of small bubbles rise through the body in a steady grid — a technique called bullicante, where hot glass is pressed onto a bed of points and a second layer is gathered over the top, locking the air inside forever. The rim is soft, slightly oval, finished by hand on the pipe. Paul Lasman works by feel. The bubbles stayed where they landed.
Details
Artist: Paul Lasman
Technique: Blown Glass
Colors: Dark Red
Dimensions: 5.5" H x 3" W x 3" D
The piece stands tall and straight, walls thick enough to swallow light. Oxblood red deepens to near-black at the curve, then opens into warm garnet where the interior catches the room. Rows of small bubbles rise through the body in a steady grid — a technique called bullicante, where hot glass is pressed onto a bed of points and a second layer is gathered over the top, locking the air inside forever. The rim is soft, slightly oval, finished by hand on the pipe. Paul Lasman works by feel. The bubbles stayed where they landed.
Details
Artist: Paul Lasman
Technique: Blown Glass
Colors: Dark Red
Dimensions: 5.5" H x 3" W x 3" D
