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playingwithfire.ca

Select the workshop you would like to purchase (90 minute or 3 hour) from our list of workshops. You do not have to commit to a date and time at this point, but it gives you an idea on what type of a…

verbeekglass.com

Fused glass art, Toronto art classes, art workshops, glass gifts, glass blowing class, stained glass workshop, Verbeek Glass Studio

dsartglas.com

All our products are handmade in Canada, one of a kind, fused and fired for up to 24 hours in our studio kilns. Our kilns get as hot as 1800 degrees Fahrenheit and each of our unique pieces is composed of several layers of sheet glass. This glass is cut, stacked, melted, shattered, restacked and remelted again.

blownawayglassstudio.com

based out of the stunning elora ontario, the creative team of katherine and tim mcmanus design and produce blown glass sculptures, chandeliers, awards and decorative pieces for homes, offices and galleries.

kingstonglassstudio.com

Are you looking for the perfect gift for your favourite teacher? Look no further! These handmade glass apple necklaces are sure to be a hit! Each apple is individually sculpted out of glass by Emma at the torch, because of the one of a kind nature of her process each apple will have its own personality.  View more of Emma's work. Emma Gerard With a touch of humour and fun, Emma Gerard's work balances visual art and glass production. She is inspired by the constant changes of life and the environment around her, as well social issues of the day. With this intention she set out to make work that is both well designed, thought provoking and always evolving. Learn more

paullrodrigue.com

Hand blown glass works created by Paull Rodrigue in Hamilton, Ontario.

sandraainsleygallery.com

Leading Contemporary Glass Art Sculpture Gallery Toronto Canada Dale Chihuly

petroffgallery.com

WAN0078Folded Chiyogami paper on wood panel in shadow box This is a contemporary three-dimensional art by Canadian artist, Andrew Wang. Using hand-folded chiyogami paper, Andrew creates a beautifully dynamic piece with movement that comes encased in a custom acrylic shadow box.