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Red Floats

from $26.99

Our hand blown glass floats are great for just about everything except bouncing. Use them to add some color in your garden, patio, pond or bird bath as yard decorations.  And, Yes! They float!  Or, bring them inside as room decorations or centerpieces nestled in a dish or basket.  

They are a very durable indoor/outdoor colorful decorative accent.  Safe for fish and feathers.  

They are available in 3 inch, 4 inch, 5 inch and 6 inch diameters. Each ball is individually created and unique in the way the colors blend together. The art glass has a tendency to look completely different when rotated. Please note that since each ball is unique, the ball will come from the same color batch as the one pictured, but the float you receive may have a slightly different distribution of colors and sometimes a bit of a swirl. They are finished with a clear decorative flower stamp. This stamp has a tendency to float down.

They are not recommended for swimming pools, hot tubs, bath tubs, or near bare feet. They are very durable, but accidents do happen.   

They are not painted but, colored glass and will not fade in the sun. Please wash with vinegar or a hard water deposit cleaner.

Dehanna Jones is the designer and principal producer of her artwork made in her Seattle based hot glass studio where she works with the help of 2 assistants. They are part of her glass blowing team, helping heat color and the bits of clear glass that are necessary to form the color patterns. Plus they are just good company.

“My glass work is created by a combination of traditional glass blowing techniques and my attraction to intense color. I first gather molten glass from a 2150 degree furnace on a blow pipe and colorize each vessel with the raw elements that make color. My work is not painted, but colored glass manipulated while hot to form pattern. I use the transparency of glass to transmit and reflect light through the layers of opaque color to increase the surface intensity while retaining the smooth glossy nature of blown glass.”

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