Glass Vessels ‘Frayed Vessels’ by Clare L Wilson

These lustrous pearly glass vessels are part of the fascinating ‘Frayed Vessels’ art glass collection by Clare L Wilson. Glossy white and pebble-shaped, these glass vessels have a tempting band of subtle decoration around the middle.

The perfect addition to the contemporary home, office or exclusive restaurant. Ask about ordering more than one piece via our contact form

Every piece of ‘Frayed’ art glass is handmade to order. No two pieces are ever exactly the same and each of these fine glass vessels is signed by the artist herself.

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.

Glass Vessels Artist

Clare L Wilson graduated with a BA (Hons) in 2007 from the Edinburgh College of Art in Scotland.

From there, she traversed the globe to the farthest side, to JamFactory Contemporary Craft and Design in Adelaide, Australia, where she was one of the fortunate few to be selected for their two-year associate training program.

In Australia, Clare had the opportunity to fine-tune her blown glass skills within the specialist program that focused on design, prototyping and production.

After her two year stint on the program, Clare became a studio tenant and produced blown glass tableware which sold well, right across the continent. She also exhibited with the Ranamok Glass Prize touring exhibition.

Clare travels extensively as part of her practice and as a fully-fledged and respected member of the international glass community. This has been a great way to share ideas and skills as well as to get constructive feedback from her peers.

In 2012 Clare returned to the UK and bases herself in Hampshire, where she continues to evolve her glass craft. Clare focuses on a muted palette with cane and murine techniques that heightens the effect of her signature frenetic patterning.

Her time is split between producing commissioned pieces like these glass vessels for individuals and corporate clients and creating one-off art glass objects for exhibition.