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Mar de VidrioFused glass · Pedreña

Fused glass · Pedreña, Cantabria

Mar de Vidrio

Fused glass, handmade on the edge of the bay.

Glass that catches the evening light.

Fused-glass sail in turquoise and green on a wooden base, lit from behind by the setting sun

Our art pieces

Pieces handmade in the studio with the light and colours of the coast

Round clear glass disc with blue and turquoise waves among glass pebbles, hanging from a branch against the sky

Waves

Turquoise and blue waves breaking among glass pebbles, on a clear round that lets the light through.

Square glass panel standing on the lawn, with the black silhouette of a stag among trees with amber and orange leaves

Stag

A stag among autumn trees, on a glass panel that stands on its own.

Rectangular clear glass panel with a brown-sailed sailboat on bands of blue and turquoise waves with bubbles, hanging from a branch against the sun

Suncatcher

A sailboat on blue and turquoise waves, to hang in a window and watch it shine in the sun.

Round dichroic glass pendant in blue and green on a black cord, held over the bay at sunset

Pendants

Dichroic glass pendants in blues and greens that shift with the light, like the water of the bay.

Five white glass snowmen with colourful hats and scarves, hanging from the branches of a garden tree

Snowmen

Christmas tree decorations, each with its own colourful hat and scarf.

Square glass coaster with five maroon fish swimming in a circle among turquoise bubbles

Coaster

Five dark fish swim in a circle among turquoise bubbles.

Round fused-glass panel of a yellow sun on the horizon, blue and turquoise waves with purple fish, and a starfish on golden sand

Sunset over the sea

An amber sun sets over turquoise waves, with shoals of fish and a starfish on the sand.

Workshops

Fancy making your own?

Send us an email and we'll tell you the next dates. We reply in English or Spanish.

The craft

Layers of colour, fused into one piece

Fused glass is made by layering sheets of coloured glass, placed cold and then fired in the kiln until they become a single piece. Where the layers fuse, the colour deepens.

We practise this handcraft in our small studio facing the bay.

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