Bowls

This small hand-blown glass bowl has cobalt blue cane that twists around a clear glass bowl. The spiral converges at the center of the bowl, creating a vortex of color. Check out the video!

It measures about 6 inches wide  and 2.5 inches high.

This hand-blown glass bowl was created by rolling blue glass rods onto a bubble of molten glass and then twisting the bubble into a spiral. Another layer of molten clear glass is gathered on the bubble and then blown into a sphere. The final move is to put another metal rod on the bottom and brake it off the blow pipe. The bubble is then heated and opened into the bowl with rods of graphite and wet newspaper. When finished, the bowl is placed into a 950 degree oven to cool slowly overnight. Food safe.

This bowl is hand signed by John Gibbons on the bottom.

Allow 1 week to recreate.

This hand blown glass spiral bowl measures 9.75 inches wide and 4.5 inches tall. John signed the bottom of this one of a kind piece.

Please allow one week to recreate this beautiful bowl. Made to order.

This hand-blown glass bowl is about 10 inches wide and was created by rolling colorful glass rods on to a bubble of molten glass and then twisting the bubble into a rainbow spiral. Another layer of molten clear glass is gathered on the bubble and then blown into a sphere. The final move is to put another metal rod on the bottom and brake it off the blow pipe. The bubble is then heated and opened into the bowl with rods of graphite and wet newspaper. When finished, the bowl is placed into a 950 degree oven to cool slowly overnight. Food safe.

This hand-blown glass bowl has alternating lines of aqua, golden yellow and pink cane that twist around a clear glass bowl. The spiral converges at the center of the bowl, creating a vortex of color. Each hue has a different intensity and creates beautiful shadows. The aqua is thin and bright, the golden yellow is elegant and the pink is barely visible blush of color. Check out the pictures. 

It measures about 12 1/2 inches wide and 6 1/4 inches high.

This hand-blown glass bowl was created by rolling colorful glass rods onto a bubble of molten glass and then twisting the bubble into a spiral. Another layer of molten clear glass is gathered on the bubble and then blown into a sphere. The final move is to put another metal rod on the bottom and brake it off the blow pipe. The bubble is then heated and opened into the bowl with rods of graphite and wet newspaper. When finished, the bowl is placed into a 950 degree oven to cool slowly overnight. Food safe.

This hand-blown glass bowl has crisp black lines and an elegant profile. Bands of thin black cane twist around the clear glass bowl. A clear glass foot is also added to the bottom of the vessel to provide support. 

It measures about 14 inches wide and 6 1/2 inches high.

This bowl is hand signed on the bottom by John Gibbons.

This Tide Pool Green Amber Anemone Bowl is a hand blown glass bowl by John Gibbons. It has alternating lines of tide pool green cane and amber murrine that twist around a clear glass bowl. The spiral converges at the center of the bowl, creating a vortex of color. 

It measures 13" diameter x 4" height.

Check out the video!