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From River Arts Inc.

  1. Bird's-Eye Maple Breadboard #12 by Edward Wohl, Image 1.

    Edward Wohl

    Bird's-Eye Maple Breadboard #12

    Bird's Eye Maple

    20 x 22 in

    $276

  2. Untitled I (Framed) by Kelly Parks Snider, Image 1.

    Kelly Parks Snider

    Untitled I (Framed)

    Acrylic on paper

    20 x 20 in

    $495

  3. Pewit's Swirl (Unframed print) by Mike Murray, Image 1.

    Mike Murray

    Pewit's Swirl (Unframed print)

    Photography

    16 x 20 in

    $70

  4. Strawflower's Slow Reveal (Archival Print) by Rhonda Nass, Image 1.

    Rhonda Nass

    Strawflower's Slow Reveal (Archival Print)

    Archival print of Scratchboard

    6 x 6 x 2 in

    $150

  5. Dear Washington Island by Rhonda Nass, Image 1.

    Rhonda Nass

    Dear Washington Island

    Colored Pencil on Stonehenge Black Paper

    20 x 16 x 1 in

    $4,000

  6. Trillium...A Dream come True (Archival Print) by Rhonda Nass, Image 1.

    Rhonda Nass

    Trillium...A Dream come True (Archival Print)

    Archival print of Scratchboard

    6 x 6 x 2 in

    $150

  7. Golden on the River (Framed Original) by Rhonda Nass, Image 1.

    Rhonda Nass

    Golden on the River (Framed Original)

    Colored pencil on stonehenge paper

    $2,900

  8. Mini Pendants by Patti Fowler, Image 1.

    Patti Fowler

    Mini Pendants

    Fused glass, sterling silver

    $12

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About the artist

Patti Fowler

The process of creating fused glass used in Patti’s jewelry is unlike any other. Glass which is compatible (melts at the same coefficient of expansion) is fused together using a kiln that heats up to 1500 degrees. Frequently pieces are in the kiln multiple times and each firing can take up to 12 hours. Glass is layered to achieve the depth seen in each piece. The sparkling glass is dichroic: this means the glass is coated with a metal oxide that reflects one color and absorbs another. This produces color shifting depending on how you look at it and what colors the glass is next to. The shapes are formed using a diamond saw and a diamond grinder. Stop in to see some of Patti’s beautiful pieces up close!