Random Trail Sky Blue Urn

SHAKSPEARE GLASS LTD

£105

HEIGHT 195MM, WIDTH 110MM I have been making Random Trails since my first workshop in Burnham on Sea. They were originally based on this amazing group of rocks in the Elan Valley in Wales. Kate and myself stumbled on this beautiful rickety old bridge over a small stream. We stopped to let the dog out for a wee and just up from the bridge was this jumble of eroded rocks, with the water flowing around and over and through them. I was captivated and the Random Trails range was born. Over the years they have evolved and although some of the background colours have changed, the thin trail of orange

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