This is a multi-layered piece showing a Lutheran Cross made as a custom order. This piece took several weeks to complete.

This is a curved piece, much like a sconce cover made with scrap glass using multiple layers.

This is a long tray with a leather finish created using our sandblaster. Just think how wonderful your favorite dish would look in this!

This is a closeup of one of our surfboard trays. We have multiple colors of streaky glass available.

This too is a close up, but of "stacked" glass. See the reaction line between the yellow and the green? That was intentional and can be used in a variety of ways.

This is an enlarged view of one of our sushi plates that used the Tapestry method that we learned from Richard Parrish. This piece is about 3/8" thick.

This is the sushi plate referenced in the previous image. It's about 10x10 and creates a great conversation piece no matter where it's placed.

This is a sushi set created as a special request. We used the river rock formula to create this look. The plate is about 10x10 with little chop stick holders included.

This is another channel plate that includes multiple methods of using fused glass.

And this is a closeup of that channel plate. Even though it looks 3D, it's very smooth. This too is about 3/8" thick.