Handmade Glass Art ‘Orange and Pink Otty’ by Katherine Huskie

The Orange and Pink Otty handmade glass art by Katherine Huskie is bright and bold, using a perfect combination of rich shades of pink and orange. The Otty stands 15cm tall, and each sculpture is entirely unique. Her inspiration is taken from textiles and geometric designs, you will spend many hours staring into the Otty trying to count the number of layers and dots. The incredible kaleidoscope of the Otty is enhanced further when the sculpture is placed in direct sunlight, the sculpture being the perfect centrepiece to brighten up even the dullest of days.

The orange and pink Otty by Katherine glows with rich colour, the multitude of spots taking on diverse shapes and forms depending on the angle of your view. Choose bright and orange for the colour of your Otty for modern and retro décor homes. The perfect handmade glass art centrepiece, the Orange and Pink Otty will be the talk of all visitors to your home.

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Handmade Glass Art Artist

Katherine takes her inspiration for her glass sculptures from geometric patterns and textile designs, each layer of the Otty containing perfectly geometrical dots or rings. The grey and white Otty casts a different shadow depending on your line of view, the Otty coming to life when sat in the sunlight. Lose hours staring into the Otty, counting the dots of each layer, gazing into a pattern that is simplistic yet stunning and entirely unique.

Katherine Huskie is a Wiltshire-based glass blower, her experience dating back to 2006. Katherine graduated from the University of Sunderland in 2009 with a BA (Hons) degree in glass and ceramics, having previously completed a diploma in art and design at Trowbridge College in 2005. Katherine has perfected her glass art by attending master classes in both the UK and Australia. See all of Katherine Huskie Glass by clicking on the link.

Katherine became co-owner of Devereux and Huskie Glassworks with blower James in 2013. Previous to 2013, Katherine was James’s assistant, as well as assistant to other glass blowers both in the UK and Australia where she worked for amongst others Nick Mount, Ben Edols, and Kathy Elliot. Katherine also demonstrated at Glass Hub events, has been commissioned to make 600 pieces for Magdalene Odundo, and has exhibited her work at the Vessel Gallery London.

Her current studio which she co-owns with James is a space where artists and designers can realise their glass ideas. Katherine’s inspiration comes from textile prints and geometric patterns and designs, and when she is not making for other designers she makes her own handmade glass artwork.