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Fused Glass Bowls ‘Palladium’ by Teresa Chlapowski

Boha Glass

£250

Feathered Bowl FREE UK DELIVERY IN STOCK Artist Teresa Chlapowski Fused Glass Bowls Palladium by Teresa Chlapowski Richly intriguing fused glass bowls with great depth of colours. Teresa has created a vessel bowl with an exciting combination of texture and colours in this Palladium piece. A lustrous silvery-white palladium leaf has been fused into the piece. After 2 firings the palladium turns to tones of peacock and gunmetal. Glass powders are gently sieved onto the glass and then forked to create unique ‘feathered’ patterns. Then large frits are added to highlight this feathery pattern. The

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as BOHA GLASS LTD, number 08255067. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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