A neo-lavender tipped snowflake. Created from crystal clear and neo-lavender transparent glasses. Kiln-fired to a icy appearance. Hang individually, or with a selection of complementary colors.
Snowflake Tidbits:
The largest recorded snowflake was on Jan 28, 1887 at Fort Keogh, Montana. Ranch owner Matt Coleman measured a snowflake that was 15 inches wide, 8 inches thick (Guinness World Records).
- All art work is handmade by Robert Wiener in the DC Art Glass Studio. Kilnforming is a method of shaping glass in a kiln using heat and gravity. Techniques used by the artist include fusing, slumping, casting, printmaking and coldworking. It is common of kilnformed glass to have slight color shifts and small "champagne" bubbles. May contain sharp edges. Handle with care.
