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Crafts CouncilDirectoryClare Gaylard

Midsummer

A collection of glass jewellery and vessels inspired by rural midsummer heat and the Suffolk fields. Incorporating gold leaf and my handmade murrini, applied in the flame. The totems are my own design of stacked sculptures of wearable, glass elements that can be slipped onto chains, wires, cord and hoops for wearing. The stand is made by a local woodturner. All glass elements made entirely in the flame.

Clare Gaylard

Suffolk, England


Midsummer vessel, C Gaylard

Glass vessel with gold leaf and my handmade murrini


Midsummer totem de-constructed, C Gaylard

Midsummer totem deconstructed into wearable, glass elements.


Midsummer vessel, C Gaylard

Glass vessel with my own handmade murrini.


Midsummer Totem, C Gaylard

Totem (stacked sculpture) of wearable, glass elements with gold leaf and handmade murrini

Midsummer

A collection of glass jewellery and vessels inspired by rural midsummer heat and the Suffolk fields. Incorporating gold leaf and my handmade murrini, applied in the flame. The totems are my own design of stacked sculptures of wearable, glass elements that can be slipped onto chains, wires, cord and hoops for wearing. The stand is made by a local woodturner. All glass elements made entirely in the flame.

Clare Gaylard

Suffolk, England


Midsummer vessel, C Gaylard

Glass vessel with gold leaf and my handmade murrini


Midsummer vessel, C Gaylard

Glass vessel with my own handmade murrini.


Midsummer totem de-constructed, C Gaylard

Midsummer totem deconstructed into wearable, glass elements.


Midsummer Totem, C Gaylard

Totem (stacked sculpture) of wearable, glass elements with gold leaf and handmade murrini

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