
a very large hollow bead.

it is part of a set of swamp inspired beads.
i used lots of different colors of transparent glass in these beads - but primarily kelp, light gray and light topaz. i also used a vetrofond oddlot color called swamp moss. each little piece of glass also has a sprinkling of raku frit and intense black wrapped trails.

a couple of the lentil shaped beads even have 'frog eggs' on them.

2 comments:
Gorgeous! Now, I'm not a glass artist but I'm plain curious ... How did you make it? Is it fragile?
Any sign of my revenge yet? ;)
no, it is not particularly fragile. you wind the molten glass just like you would make a coiled pinch pot out of clay. revenge?
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