Small Minimalist Grey Glass Wave, Handmade Freestanding Textured Glass Art Panel, Silver Grey Mantlepiece Ornament, Grey Living Room Décor

***Handcrafted to order. Please allow approximately 10 days for dispatch.

A minimalist silver grey glass art wave handcrafted in the Lake District.

The small ornamental wave (s-curved panel) was handmade from transparent silver grey and crystal clear artisan glass.

It is approximately 15 cm (L) x 6 cm (H) x 2.5 cm (D). The textured nature of the clear glass adds additional visual and tactile interest.

The freestanding wave is a stand-alone piece of glass art suitable for display on any flat surface, such as a bookshelf, mantlepiece or coffee table.

If placed in front of a window or other direct light source, the translucent nature of the wave allows light to shine through and reflect a subtle silver colour onto the surrounding surfaces.

Alternatively, it could be used in the evening as a contemporary table or shelf decoration with a tealight or small candle placed behind it.

A little more about THE HANDCRAFTED PROCESS: In order to create the wave, I first cut silver grey artisan sheet glass (by hand) into the desired shape. I then placed the coloured glass on a clear glass base and added crystal clear glass frit (crushed glass). After assembling the piece, it was placed in the kiln and subjected to a contour fuse. This allowed the individual pieces to fuse together but still retain some of their original shape and texture. The fused panel was then cold-worked before being fired once more in the kiln. Next, it was placed in the kiln on top of a ceramic mould and fired one final time, in order to shape the piece into a s-curve. ***As each wave is individually handcrafted there will be some variation from the images shown. Please message me prior to purchase if you would like a photo of the actual item in stock.

***As each wave is individually handcrafted there may be a slight variation from the images shown. 

PACKAGING: All items will be securely wrapped in bubble wrap and posted in a well padded box. Although not always feasible, whenever possible, I attempt to reuse packaging in order to reduce the environmental impact.