really magical, and years and years of trial and error. Not many would have that much stick with it I am sure. Kudos to you and your wife and your team.
If the powder wasn't flammable, then it would stick to the glass and be on the surface of the finished piece. It's actually pretty common to roll the glass in crushed colored glass to get spots of color on the final product.
really magical, and years and years of trial and error. Not many would have that much stick with it I am sure. Kudos to you and your wife and your team.
Beautiful work
I've always wanted to do this, y'all make such beautiful pieces.
Love it! Beautiful work!
Wonderful !❤
Hellz yeah Caleb!!!! 🤙🏽🔥🔥🔥
Did you colour the glass for the glass bubbles before you added it to the. Main piece or is it clear?
How would you start your journey or training in glass-blowing
would love to take some mega rips from these
Truly a masterpiece based on experiences
In the video the forceps was rubbed against what ? Is it wax
U re a Genius. I want to know what's the liquid in which wooden mold is dipped for shaping glass ? Is it water ?
Which master trained you?
Cool
What would happen if you rolled the glass on some sort of powder
If the powder wasn't flammable, then it would stick to the glass and be on the surface of the finished piece. It's actually pretty common to roll the glass in crushed colored glass to get spots of color on the final product.
Beautiful... I thinking its too costly ...
I know right? Masterfully made and beautiful but uhh when a vessel is $2500... I guess I'll get one when I'm not in college then AHA
@@EpsilonEridani_ is this your own factory?!🙄 beautiful its too costly for us.. 2500$ where r this factory? USA?
@@ramanthappa3474 Yes, they seem to be based in the US.
Rlly though what would happen