Kiln Sculptures ‘Static Liquid’ by Elizabeth Sinkova

Boha Glass

£8800

Sea Inspired Glass FREE UK DELIVERY Lead Time: 2 weeks Artist Elizabeth Sinkova Kiln Sculptures Static Liquid by Elizabeth Sinkova These twin kiln sculptures are free-standing and inspired by the movements of the ocean. Handmade kiln-formed glass, fusing glass at 850 degrees C with optical lens inclusions. Once completed, the pieces have been painted with transparent enamels and finally sandblasted. Kiln Sculptures Artist Elizabeth Sinkova glass artist is a contemporary artist originally from the Czech Republic, now living in Sowerby, West Yorkshire, where she creates her fantastic glass art u

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