Justin Barrows
Justin has been fascinated by glass since a very young age, but it wasn't until he moved temporarily up to Seattle, Washington, after hurricane Katrina, that he finally began his journey into glasswork. There he took classes at the Seattle Glassblowing Studio & quickly realized he'd found his life-long pursuit. In 2008, Justin moved back home to New Orleans & shortly thereafter took his first flameworking class with Andrew Jackson Pollack. In Andrew, he found a friend & mentor and in flameworking, he found his passion. Now he blows glass full time under the name Liquid Art Glass, specializing in a variety of functional & artistic forms.
Original opal flower marble by Justin Barrows! Yes, that’s an opal in the center. Borosilicate glass. Acrylic marble stand optional.
One-of-a-kind. No duplicates.
Gorgeous home decor by Carlos Zervigon! Exploring the “technical limitations and aesthetic possibilities” of glass lends well to this cluster of handmade glass tubes. Really should be seen in person to fully appreciate (for example, the hand-carved details). It is hollow all the way through to the bottom (we get that question a lot). Approximately 21” tall and 5.25” wide.
Original work of art. No duplicates.
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All sales are final. No returns or exchanges.
This gorgeous martini set by artist, Marc Kornbluh, is sure to be a perfect option for any celebratory or casual sipping affair. Just take a look at that beautiful fuming work in the stems, with golds, blues, and greens! Comes with two martini glasses, a small mixing pitcher, stirrer, and a shot glass. Sold as a set ONLY.
Original art! No duplicates.
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All sales are final. No returns or exchanges.
Green Dot Stack Pendant with cassette tape murrine by Justin Barrows. Borosilicate glass. Approx 1.5 to 2 inches in diameter.
Original, wearable art! No duplicates.
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All sales are final. No returns or exchanges.