Large Glass Vessel ‘Embers’

Make a bold statement when you invest in the Embers kiln-formed large glass vessel. From the range of art glass vessels by Gregg Anston-Race, this giant-sized vessel is bursting with colour.

Enough to brighten up even the palest of rooms, the black and grey vessel boasts fractures of gold and red. Think of the embers glowing in a coal fire, and you can see where Gregg got his inspiration for this magnificent piece.

The Embers kiln-formed large glass vessel comes complete with its own display stand, and is the perfect purchase for art glass lovers. With a width of 40cm, this giant vessel will look perfect on display in the middle of your dining room table or lounge room.

Stare into the vessel and feel the heat of the embers as they glisten in the natural light, the heat of this art glass piece bringing warmth to any room on a winter’s day.

N.B. The images shown are an example of the ones in the series. Each piece is handmade and therefore there will be small variations in colour and pattern. Each one is completely unique and signed by the artist.

Large Glass Vessel Artist

Gregg Anston-Race was born in Truro and has lived all his life in Cornwall. He grew up exploring the old mines, the coast and the moors. He finds inspiration for his art from the rugged coastline of the area and its history of mining.

Gregg established Craft Fusion Studio in 2005. His large glass vessels and other work have been on display from Penzance to Inverness. He has also commissioned many works for businesses and private clients.

Gregg’s work started out with coloured glass, with elements of mineral foils being added to his work later on. His inspiration for adding mineral foils came once again from the old mines of Cornwall and the metal ore deposits he found there. Once he had exhausted this medium, Gregg developed more new techniques. He now works mostly with coloured glass powder to produce vibrant and organic artwork.

Gregg’s work has grown in variety through his experimentation. He creates unusual and unique textures in his glass art. His works include coasters, bowls, free-standing sculptures, and splashbacks and interiors.

At his Craft Fusion Studio, Gregg makes individual and bespoke pieces of art. He has commissioned many splashbacks and unique statements for private and commercial premises.