I am not usually overly wild about everything glass, (maybe that comes from my childhood trauma of breaking a snowglobe in a "dimestore")... but I am totally taken with this garland of glass by Pamela Angus from Isere, France. I found her at her Etsy shop yesterday and I asked her if I could post about her work. There are so many places that this garland would work - my favorite would be a shelf in a well lit room sending sparkling reflections all around.
She says her influence for this piece is pre-Raphaelite romance, and I can see that clearly. If you are in her area this spring you could drop into her new studio/gallery in the Alps! Follow that development at her blog right here.
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Thanks for the link to Pamela Angus. Her work is beautiful....now if I could only hop over to France for a visit ;)
I'm with you on glass. It's not at the top of my list of loved materials. But these are so delightful.
Hope you are feeling better.
Susan - thank you so much for writing this lovely piece!! I hope you can visit the gallery when you are in Europe this summer (and I owe you an aperitif!)
Pam
Oh I just love Pamela's creations :) They are truly beautiful!
swamp-yes i am finally better! thanks!
pamela, my pleasure and i hope to be near you to stop in for an aperitif!
thanks for stoping by arctida- loved your showcase.
I really can imagine how this would make light dance around a room.
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I'm with You. I love The Garland of Glass....it's beautiful.
oh her jewelry is so pretty too !
(thanks for the link)
And a studio / gallery in THE ALPS !
Niiice. Can you imagine ?
(will have to swing by)
That is inspired! Wow..I love stained glass and want to work with it in one form or another sometime.
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